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Tunisian police used pepper spray to disperse protesters against President Kais Saied's planned July referendum on Saturday, nearly a year after he seized wide-ranging powers in what opponents decry…
TUNIS — Tunisian police used pepper spray on Saturday to disperse protesters against President Kais Saied and a planned July referendum, nearly a year after he seized wide-ranging powers in what opponents decry as a coup.The police blocked the protesters, who numbered around 100, as they attempted to reach the headquarters of the electoral commission, whose chief Saied
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TUNIS — Tunisian police used pepper spray on Saturday to disperse protesters against President Kais Saied and a planned July referendum, nearly a year after he seized wide-ranging powers in what opponents decry as a coup.The police blocked the protesters, who numbered around 100, as they attempted to reach the headquarters of the electoral commission, whose chief Saied
Dozens of judges present at an emergency meeting in Tunis 'strongly condemn the president's continued interference in the judiciary'