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January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-300 · 2011
January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-301 · 2011
January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-302 · 2011
January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-303 · 2011
January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-304 · 2011
January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-305 · 2011
January 24: General Rachid Ammar, the dismissed chief of staff of the army, who had become one of the heroes of the Tunisian “revolution,” went to Government Square to speak to the protesters of the Caravan of Liberation and ask them: “The national army stands as the guarantor of the Revolution. The army has protected and continues to protect the people and the country.”
L02-306 · 2011