© Images de Tunisie — watermarked previewOctober 13, 2012: Samir Bettaieb discusses AlMassar’s rapprochement with the Al Joumhoury Party and their possible merger. He recalls the hunger strike staged by two ANC deputies—Mohamed Brahemi and Sid Ahmed Kaskhousi—in solidarity with the strikers and those imprisoned in the governorate of Sidi Bouzid. The Palais des Congrès proved too small to accommodate the men and women who had come to hear the political platform of the Al Joumhoury Republican Party in partnership with Al Massar. Al Joumhoury party leaders Nejib Chebbi, Maya Jribi, Yassine Brahim, and Saïd Aïdi—surrounded by political figures close to them such as Ahmed Brahim, Samir Tayeb of Al Massar, and others from various political factions, such as Mohsen Marzouk representing Nida Tounes and Jawher Ben Mbarek representing Desstourna; Hamma Hammami, secretary-general of the PCOT; Communist Workers’ Party of Tunisia, and Mohamed Kilani, president of the Socialist Party of the Left. Members of parliament, including Nadia Chaabane, Khemais Ksilla, and Issam Chebbi, as well as numerous associations, attended the demonstration.
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