M22-900 Anniversary of the Revolution, February 14, 2014
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January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-971 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-969 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-970 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-968 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-967 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-966 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-996 · 2014
January 14, 2014: MP Samir Taieb with his supporters at the Al Massar booth on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-965 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Samir Taieb and his supporters at the Al Massar booth on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-964 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Samir Taieb and his supporters at the Al Massar booth on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-962 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Samir Taieb and his supporters at the Al Massar booth on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-963 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-995 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-994 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-993 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Habib Khazdaghli et la députée Selma Baccar au stand d'Al Massar sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-961 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Habib Khazdaghli et la députée Selma Baccar au stand d'Al Massar sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-960 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Un policier distribue des drapeau tunisien aux passants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-959 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Un policier distribue des drapeau tunisien aux passants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-958 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Un policier distribue des drapeau tunisien aux passants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-957 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Un policier distribue des drapeau tunisien aux passants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-956 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Un policier distribue des drapeau tunisien aux passants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-955 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : Un policier distribue des drapeau tunisien aux passants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-954 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-953 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-992 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-952 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-951 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-991 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-990 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-989 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes between Ennahda activists and opposition protesters; the police deployment was impressive alongHabib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes are mingling and squabbling along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the ousting of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-950 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes between Ennahda activists and opposition protesters; the police deployment was impressive alongHabib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes are mingling and squabbling along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the ousting of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-949 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-948 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-947 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : le zero des nadhaousite aux manifestants de gauche sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-946 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-945 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes between Ennahda activists and opposition protesters; the police deployment was impressive alongHabib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes are mingling and squabbling along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the ousting of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-943 · 2014
January 14, 2014: A very heavy police presence was deployed to prevent any clashes; the police operation was impressive along Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, where several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-944 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-942 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Asma Khalfaoui, widow of the martyr Chokri Belaid, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-941 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Across from the theater, the Leagues for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR) waved flags and sang songs, with the ever-present Ricoba on the microphone. On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists with Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-988 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-940 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Across from the theater, the Leagues for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR) waved flags and sang songs, with the ever-present Ricoba on the microphone. On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists with Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-987 · 2014
January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
M22-939 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Across from the theater, the Leagues for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR) waved flags and sang songs, with the ever-present Ricoba on the microphone. On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists with Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-938 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Across from the theater, the Leagues for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR) waved flags and sang songs, with the ever-present Ricoba on the microphone. On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists with Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-937 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : En face du théâtre les ligues de protection de la révolution LPR déploient drapeaux et chants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-936 · 2014
14 janvier 2014 : En face du théâtre les ligues de protection de la révolution LPR déploient drapeaux et chants sur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba à Tunis quelques milliers de tunisiens sont venus se rassembler pour commémorer le troisième anniversaire du départ de l'ancien Président Ben Ali, aboutissement des mouvements de révoltes en région démarrés le 17 décmbre 2010. Tous les genres politiques se croisent et se chamaillent l'avenue, d'un côté les islamistes avec Ennahdha, les ligues et même un nouveau mouvement islamiste anachiste, de l'autre la gauche et l'opposition commémorant à la fois le départ des anciens et la mémoire des martyrs de la révolution et des martyrs politiques.
M22-935 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Across from the theater, the Leagues for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR) waved flags and sang songs, with the ever-present Ricoba on the microphone. On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists with Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-934 · 2014
M22-986
M22-986 · 2014
January 14, 2014: Across from the theater, the Leagues for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR) waved flags and sang songs, with the ever-present Ricoba on the microphone. On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists with Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the martyrs of the revolution and political martyrs.
M22-933 · 2014