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      Tunisia: Protesters call for govt to resign in Tunis02:13

      Tunisia: Protesters call for govt to resign in Tunis

      Tunisia, Tunis
      PoliticsSociety
      January 26, 2021 at 17:12 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Hundreds of anti-government protesters rallied near the Tunisian Parliament in Tunis on Tuesday, calling for the government to resign..

      Protesters were seen chanting and holding signs demanding the government to resign.

      Protests in Tunisia started last week after the government imposed a nationwide four-days lockdown on Thursday, January 14, with protesters taking to the streets against the restrictive measure, perceived as another blow to a worsening economy.

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      Hundreds of anti-government protesters rallied near the Tunisian Parliament in Tunis on Tuesday, calling for the government to resign..

      Protesters were seen chanting and holding signs demanding the government to resign.

      Protests in Tunisia started last week after the government imposed a nationwide four-days lockdown on Thursday, January 14, with protesters taking to the streets against the restrictive measure, perceived as another blow to a worsening economy.