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October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-052 · 2014

M27-051

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-050

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-049

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-048

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-047

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-046

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-045

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-044

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-044 · 2014

M27-043

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-042

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-041

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-040

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-039

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-038

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-037

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

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M27-036

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-036 · 2014

M27-035

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-035 · 2014

M27-034

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-034 · 2014

M27-033

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-033 · 2014

M27-032

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-032 · 2014

M27-031

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-031 · 2014

M27-030

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-030 · 2014

M27-029

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-029 · 2014

M27-028

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-028 · 2014

M27-027

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-027 · 2014

M27-026

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-026 · 2014

M27-025

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-025 · 2014

M27-024

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-024 · 2014

M27-023

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-023 · 2014

M27-022

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-022 · 2014

M27-021

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-021 · 2014

M27-020

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-020 · 2014

M27-019

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-019 · 2014

M27-018

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-018 · 2014

M27-017

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-017 · 2014

M27-016

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-016 · 2014

M27-015

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-015 · 2014

M27-014

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-014 · 2014

M27-013

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-013 · 2014

M27-012

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-012 · 2014

M27-011

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-011 · 2014

M27-010

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-010 · 2014

M27-009

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-009 · 2014

M27-008

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-008 · 2014

M27-007

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-007 · 2014

M27-006

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-006 · 2014

M27-005

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-005 · 2014

M27-004

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-004 · 2014

M27-003

October 26, 2014: Election Day for the parliamentary elections; turnout was lower than in 2011, with only 3 million voters compared to 4 million in 2011. This year’s election of 217 members of parliament marks the beginning of a new political era in Tunisia that will last five years. At the polling stations, the festive atmosphere of 2011 is missing; voters are confused by a highly fragmented Tunisian political class, where the political clashes of the past three years have disappointed Tunisians.

M27-003 · 2014