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Posted May 6th, 2021 for Carter Center TUNIS, TUNISIA (May 6, 2021) —  While the 2019 elections were successful in ensuring a peaceful transfer of power, the country’s newly elected officials have failed to address the country’s significant political, economic, and social challenges. Yesterday’s vote to override the president’s veto and pass amendments to the law on the Constitutional Court was a promising step to reinvigorate the country’s democratic reform process. Now that the law establishing the voting mechanisms for the Constitutional Court has been passed, the...

Carter Center Urges Tunisia’s Parliament and Supreme Judicial Council to Swiftly Appoint Constitutional Court Members Share May 06, 2021 TUNIS, TUNISIA (May 6, 2021) —  While the 2019 elections were successful in ensuring a peaceful transfer of power, the country’s newly elected officials have failed to address the country’s significant political, economic, and social challenges. Yesterday’s vote to override the president’s veto and pass amendments to the law on the Constitutional Court was a promising step to reinvigorate the country’s democratic reform process. Now that the ...

Briefs Share Biddeford Food Pantry president Don Bisson, left, presents Biddeford businessman Jim Godbout with a plaque of appreciation for his $15,000 contribution to the pantry after a snowstorm caused water damage to the facility. BIDDEFORD Plumber honored for helping food pantry The Biddeford Food Pantry president Don Bisson recognized Biddeford businessman Jim Godbout with a plaque of appreciation recently for his generosity on behalf of the pantry. Godbout, president/CEO of Jim Godbout Plumbing & Heating Inc., stepped forward to help the pantry after a February snowstorm caused extensi...

Tide fan frenzy, valentine volunteers, ventilator theft: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Tuscaloosa: Thousands of excited football fans partied in streets around the University of Alabama after the Crimson Tide defeated Ohio State for the national championship, ignoring pleas for common sense and safety at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. Students and others poured out of jam-packed bars near campus as time expired in Miami late Monday, gathering on University Boulevard in an area called “The Strip,” traffic ...

Coronavirus developments across New England