M09-800 Graffiti in honor of the martyr Bardo, December 6, 2011
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November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-800 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-801 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-802 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-803 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-804 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-805 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-806 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-807 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-808 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-809 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-810 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-811 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-812 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-813 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-814 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-815 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-816 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-817 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-818 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-819 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-820 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-821 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-822 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-823 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-824 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-825 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-826 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-827 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-828 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-829 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-830 · 2011
November 6: On the walls of the Bardo tram station, across from the parliament building and its daily protesters, a group of young graffiti artists created a mural featuring images and graffiti in tribute to the martyrs of the Tunisian revolution. A mural featuring portraits and scenes of the murders and funerals of the revolution’s martyrs—a call to remember the Tunisian Revolution and its goals. It’s an opportunity for everyone, in this place of demonstrations and protests, to recall the origins, the causes, and the consequences of the protest movement by the people of the southwest—which, at the time, was not limited to simply ousting Ben Ali and his clan, but also, and above all, aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment in Tunisia.
M09-831 · 2011