M28-700 Marzouki Meeting in Tunis, November 14, 2014

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14 décembre 2014 : grand meeting de Moncef Marzouki qui fait salle comble à la coupole de Tunis à une semaine du 2d tour des élections présidentielles. Moncef Marzouki, a appelé ses partisans, « à ne pas tomber dans le piège des insultes et à ne pas dire du mal de son rival Béji Caid Essebsi », tout en affirmant «nous avons le droit de juger cet homme pour son passé et pour son rôle destructeur au cours de la phase transitoire…, mais notre combat est celui des valeurs et l’éthique». Le président sortant et candidat au second tour de la présidentielle a tenu dimanche un meeting au palais des sports d’El Menzah. Ses partisans venus des différentes régions du pays ont scandé des slogans hostiles à son rival Béji Caid Essebsi et à son parti Nidaa Tounes.

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December 14, 2014: Nadia Marzouki, Marzouki’s daughter, at Moncef Marzouki’s large rally, which drew a packed house at the Coupole in Tunis one week before the second round of the presidential election. Moncef Marzouki called on his supporters “not to fall into the trap of insults and not to speak ill of his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi,” while asserting, “We have the right to judge this man for his past and for his destructive role during the transitional period…, but our struggle is one of values and ethics.” The incumbent president and candidate in the second round of the presidential election held a rally on Sunday at the El Menzah Sports Palace. His supporters, who had come from various regions of the country, chanted slogans hostile to his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi, and his party, Nidaa Tounes.

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December 14, 2014: Beatrix Rhein, Marzouki’s wife, at Moncef Marzouki’s large rally, which drew a packed house at the Coupole in Tunis one week before the second round of the presidential election. Moncef Marzouki called on his supporters “not to fall into the trap of insults and not to speak ill of his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi,” while asserting, “We have the right to judge this man for his past and for his destructive role during the transitional period…, but our struggle is one of values and ethics.” The incumbent president and candidate in the second round of the presidential election held a rally on Sunday at the El Menzah Sports Palace. His supporters, who had come from different regions of the country, chanted slogans hostile toward his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi, and his party, Nidaa Tounes.

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December 14, 2014: Marzouki’s family at Moncef Marzouki’s large rally, which drew a packed crowd at the Coupole in Tunis one week before the second round of the presidential election. Moncef Marzouki called on his supporters “not to fall into the trap of insults and not to speak ill of his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi,” while asserting, “We have the right to judge this man for his past and for his destructive role during the transitional period…, but our struggle is one of values and ethics.” The incumbent president and candidate in the second round of the presidential election held a rally on Sunday at the El Menzah Sports Palace. His supporters, who had come from various regions of the country, chanted slogans hostile to his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi, and his party, Nidaa Tounes.

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December 14, 2014: In the middle of his speech, two young women came up on stage and presented the candidate in the second round of the presidential election with a gift—a red tie! Known for always refusing to wear a tie—so as not to disrupt his populist momentum—Moncef Marzouki accepted the gift from the two young women and even put it on right away. Moncef Marzouki held a large rally to a packed house at the Coupole in Tunis one week before the second round of the presidential election. Moncef Marzouki called on his supporters “not to fall into the trap of insults and not to speak ill of his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi,” while asserting, “We have the right to judge this man for his past and for his destructive role during the transitional phase… but our struggle is one of values and ethics.” The incumbent president and candidate in the second round of the presidential election held a rally on Sunday at the El Menzah Sports Palace. His supporters, who had come from different regions of the country, chanted slogans hostile to his rival, Béji Caid Essebsi, and his party, Nidaa Tounes.

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