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Symbolic image: Thousands march in Tunis against Saied despite repressionSymbolic image

Thousands march in Tunis against Saied despite repression

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Several thousand people marched through Tunis on Saturday despite repression by the government of Kaïs Saïed, Le Monde reports. Al Jazeera reports that joblessness, failing services and rising costs are deepening hardship across the country.

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