M21-900 Bardo Degage Rally 24082013
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August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-945 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-944 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-943 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-942 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-941 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-940 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-939 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-938 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-937 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-936 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-935 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Speech by Hamma Hammami, leader of the left-wing Popular Front party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-934 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-933 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Remarks by Mohsen Marzouk, leader of the Nida Tounes party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful protests, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political deadlock triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-932 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Remarks by Mohsen Marzouk, leader of the Nida Tounes party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful protests, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political deadlock triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-931 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Remarks by Mohsen Marzouk, leader of the Nida Tounes party, regarding the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful protests, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political deadlock triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-930 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Nous leur disons : nous allons venir à la Kasbah et ils partiront”, a lancé l’élu Samir Bettaïeb.autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-929 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Nous leur disons : nous allons venir à la Kasbah et ils partiront”, a lancé l’élu Samir Bettaïeb.autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-928 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Nous leur disons : nous allons venir à la Kasbah et ils partiront”, a lancé l’élu Samir Bettaïeb.autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-927 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-926 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-925 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-924 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Il faut faire chuter ce gouvernement de la honte”, a déclaré devant la foule le député Mongi Rahoui, en dénonçant “les assassinats politiques, le terrorisme, le harcèlement des militants politiques et l’appauvrissement du peuple” ayant cours sous son autorité. autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-923 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Il faut faire chuter ce gouvernement de la honte”, a déclaré devant la foule le député Mongi Rahoui, en dénonçant “les assassinats politiques, le terrorisme, le harcèlement des militants politiques et l’appauvrissement du peuple” ayant cours sous son autorité. autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-922 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Il faut faire chuter ce gouvernement de la honte”, a déclaré devant la foule le député Mongi Rahoui, en dénonçant “les assassinats politiques, le terrorisme, le harcèlement des militants politiques et l’appauvrissement du peuple” ayant cours sous son autorité. autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-920 · 2013
24 août 2013 : “Il faut faire chuter ce gouvernement de la honte”, a déclaré devant la foule le député Mongi Rahoui, en dénonçant “les assassinats politiques, le terrorisme, le harcèlement des militants politiques et l’appauvrissement du peuple” ayant cours sous son autorité. autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.
M21-921 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-919 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-918 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-917 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-916 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-915 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-914 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-913 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Striking lawmakers sing the Tunisian national anthem at the lawmakers’ sit-in at the Bardo, The Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political deadlock triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-912 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Striking lawmakers sing the Tunisian national anthem at the lawmakers’ sit-in at the Bardo, The Tunisian opposition, united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right, mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political deadlock triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-911 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-910 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-909 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-908 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-906 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-907 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-905 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-904 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-903 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-902 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-901 · 2013
August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
M21-900 · 2013