M60-400: Televised Debate, Second Round of the Presidential Election, October 11, 2019

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October 11, 2019: On this final day of the official campaign, the candidates in the second round of the presidential election, Kaïs Saïed and Nabil Karoui, faced off in a televised debate—a new development for Tunisian democracy. There are still many undecided voters in Tunisia. This debate—the fifth organized in recent weeks by the Munathara organization on the national channel Wataniya (following those for the first round and the legislative elections)—is likely to be decisive for the presidential election this Sunday, October 13. Exchanges Between Candidates Notably, this debate was organized at the last minute, just two days after Nabil Karoui’s release. Under the supervision of two journalists, the candidates addressed major issues ranging from their views on security and public affairs to diplomacy and presidential powers. They had only a few minutes to outline their visions and how they would implement them, with varying degrees of specificity. A new development: the inclusion of segments for debate between the two candidates.

M60-450 · 2019

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October 11, 2019: On this final day of the official campaign, the candidates in the second round of the presidential election, Kaïs Saïed and Nabil Karoui, faced off in a televised debate—a new development for Tunisian democracy. There are still many undecided voters in Tunisia. This debate—the fifth organized in recent weeks by the Munathara organization on the national channel Wataniya (following those for the first round and the legislative elections)—is likely to be decisive for the presidential election this Sunday, October 13. Exchanges Between Candidates Notably, this debate was organized at the last minute, just two days after Nabil Karoui’s release. Under the supervision of two journalists, the candidates addressed major issues ranging from their views on security and public affairs to diplomacy and presidential powers. They had only a few minutes to outline their visions and how they would implement them, with varying degrees of specificity. A new development: the inclusion of segments for debate between the two candidates.

M60-451 · 2019

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October 11, 2019: On this final day of the official campaign, the candidates in the second round of the presidential election, Kaïs Saïed and Nabil Karoui, faced off in a televised debate—a new development for Tunisian democracy. There are still many undecided voters in Tunisia. This debate—the fifth organized in recent weeks by the Munathara organization on the national channel Wataniya (following those for the first round and the legislative elections)—is likely to be decisive for the presidential election this Sunday, October 13. Exchanges Between Candidates Notably, this debate was organized at the last minute, just two days after Nabil Karoui’s release. Under the supervision of two journalists, the candidates addressed major issues ranging from their views on security and public affairs to diplomacy and presidential powers. They had only a few minutes to outline their visions and how they would implement them, with varying degrees of specificity. A new development: the inclusion of segments for debate between the two candidates.

M60-452 · 2019

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October 11, 2019: Naoufel Saied, brother of Kasi Saied. On this final day of the official campaign, the candidates in the second round of the presidential election, Kaïs Saïed and Nabil Karoui, faced off in a televised debate. This marked a new chapter for Tunisian democracy. There are still many undecided voters in Tunisia. This debate—the fifth organized in recent weeks by the Munathara organization on the national channel Wataniya (following those for the first round and the legislative elections)—is likely to be decisive for the presidential election this Sunday, October 13. Exchanges Between the Candidates Notably, this debate was organized at the last minute, just two days after Nabil Karoui’s release. Under the supervision of two journalists, the candidates addressed major issues ranging from their views on security and public affairs to diplomacy and presidential powers. They had only a few minutes to outline their vision and how they would implement it, with varying degrees of specificity. A new development: the inclusion of segments for debate between the two candidates.

M60-453 · 2019

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October 11, 2019: Naoufel Saied, brother of Kasi Saied. On this final day of the official campaign, the candidates in the second round of the presidential election, Kaïs Saïed and Nabil Karoui, faced off in a televised debate. This marked a new chapter for Tunisian democracy. There are still many undecided voters in Tunisia. This debate—the fifth organized in recent weeks by the Munathara organization on the national channel Wataniya (following those for the first round and the legislative elections)—is likely to be decisive for the presidential election this Sunday, October 13. Exchanges Between the Candidates Notably, this debate was organized at the last minute, just two days after Nabil Karoui’s release. Under the supervision of two journalists, the candidates addressed major issues ranging from their views on security and public affairs to diplomacy and presidential powers. They had only a few minutes to outline their vision and how they would implement it, with varying degrees of specificity. A new development: the inclusion of segments for debate between the two candidates.

M60-454 · 2019