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Breaking: Tunisians oppose the ‘New Revolution’ on the anniversary of the Arab Spring

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:10 am

Tunisians all over the world has opposed the new revolution on the anniversary of the Arab spring in the early hours Thursday. There has been protest similarly like this in the time past.

The public joblessness rate is 15% in Tunisia and the nation is battling financially and focused by dangerous fear assaults.

However, Tunisia arose out of the Arab Spring as an uncommon illustration of a stable yet striving vote based system in the Arab world with various decisions viewed as fair and a constitution ensuring opportunities and rights.

Albert Echetah

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