Arab Spring: How has Tunisia changed ten years on from the anti-government uprising?
It's been ten years since a street vendor set himself on fire to protest against rising living costs and corruption in Tunisia. The December 17, 2010 act of Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old fruit seller, inspired hundreds of thousands to take to the streets across the Arab world in a campaign of civil resistance. The protests became known as the "Arab Spring" and led to the ousting of longtime dictators in countries such as Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Yemen. Less than a month after the start of demonstrations, President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali sought refuge in Saudi Arabia. But how do Tunisians ...
Source: euronews.com