M28-900 Marzouki in Sidi Bouzid on December 17, 2014
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17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-946 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-945 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-944 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-947 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-931 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-930 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-928 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-929 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-927 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-926 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-925 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-924 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-923 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-922 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-921 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-920 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-919 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-918 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-917 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-915 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-916 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-914 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-912 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-913 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-911 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-910 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-909 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-908 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-907 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-906 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-905 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-904 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-903 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-902 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-901 · 2014
December 17, 2014: Outgoing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki held a campaign rally for his reelection in Sidi Bouzid, where the revolution began four years ago following the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi.Moncef Marzouki drew a crowd of nearly a thousand people to the city’s stadium. “Sidi Bouzid has become a global symbol. More than any other, this city has a duty to protect the revolution,” he declared. According to him, “the balance of powers is essential to ensure that dictatorship does not return and to strengthen the foundations of the nascent democracy.”
M28-900 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-943 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-942 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-941 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-940 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-939 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-938 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-937 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-936 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-935 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-934 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-933 · 2014
17 décembre 2014 : Son visage est dessiné sur les murs, sur les banderoles. Lui est enterré non loin de la ville. Ce 17 décembre, Sidi Bouzid, ville du centre de la Tunisie, commémore le geste désespéré de Mohamed Bouazizi, jeune vendeur ambulant excédé par le chômage et la corruption, qui s’est immolé fin 2010, précipitant le début de la révolution tunisienne et des « printemps arabes ». Quatre ans plus tard, les manifestants ne sont pourtant pas très nombreux devant le gouvernorat. « Bientôt quatre ans et on n’a rien vu changer », soupire un père de famille.
M28-932 · 2014