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Each year, thousands of Tunisians attempt the perilous journey across the Mediterranean in order to reach Italy. But dreams of an Italian promised land fall away as migrants are faced with a harsh reality. Once ashore, Tunisian workers enter into a life of precarity.
After having left government to the task of establishing a program to eliminate subsidies for basic goods, President Kais Saied has switched gears.
Both at home and abroad, Kais Saied is—more than ever—alone. Well before his scandalous remarks concerning sub-Saharan migrants, he had already erected the walls and forged the bars of the cell that he occupies today. And with his isolation, Tunisia is condemned to devastating paralysis.
As we entered 2023, journalists unions continued to face fierce challenges. Economic recession, rising inflation, the public's news fatigue, closing of media and wage delays are still hitting many of your organisations severely.
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