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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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July 25, 2026: Five years after Kais Saied’s coup, the country is slowly sinking, the people and the economy are being drained, and the government remains stuck in its inability to find solutions—as evidenced by the past 10 days, during which Tunisia experienced one of its worst heat waves and an electricity crisis, with outages lasting several hours and days across the entire country. On this day—which marks both Republic Day and the anniversary of the incumbent president’s seizure of all powers—nearly 2,000 protesters took to the streets in Tunis, chanting slogans and making gestures from the 2011 revolution: “Get out!” and “Game Over” ...

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