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24 août 2013 : “Nous leur disons : nous allons venir à la Kasbah et ils partiront”, a lancé l’élu Samir Bettaïeb.autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure. August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure. August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure. August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure. August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure. August 24, 2013: Amid the sit-in by members of parliament at the Bardo, the Tunisian opposition—united in a diverse coalition ranging from the far left to the center-right—mobilized nearly 7,000 of its supporters in Tunis to launch its “Week of Departure,” which aims to force, through peaceful demonstrations, the Ennahda-led government to resign following a month-long political stalemate triggered by the assassination of an opposition figure.
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24 août 2013 : “Nous leur disons : nous allons venir à la Kasbah et ils partiront”, a lancé l’élu Samir Bettaïeb.autour du sitin des députés au Bardo, l’opposition tunisienne, regroupée dans une coalition hétéroclite allant de l’extrême-gauche au centre-droit, a mobilisé près de 7000 de ses partisans à Tunis pour lancer sa “semaine du départ” qui doit forcer, par des manifestations pacifiques, le gouvernement dirigé par Ennahdha à démissionner après un mois d’une impasse politique déclenchée par l’assassinat d’un opposant.

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