January 14, 2014: Samir Taieb and his supporters at the Al Massar booth on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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January 14, 2014: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs. January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs. January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs. January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs. January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs. January 14, 2014: Ennahda activists: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. People of all political stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahdha, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.
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January 14, 2014: Samir Taieb and his supporters at the Al Massar booth on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis; several thousand Tunisians gathered to commemorate the third anniversary of former President Ben Ali’s departure, the culmination of the regional uprisings that began on December 17, 2010. Political factions of all stripes mingled and squabbled along the avenue: on one side, the Islamists—including Ennahda, the leagues, and even a new anarchist Islamist movement; on the other, the left and the opposition, commemorating both the departure of the former regime and the memory of the revolution’s martyrs and political martyrs.

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CategoryActualités / 2014 / M22-900 Anniversary of the Revolution, February 14, 2014
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Date taken2014
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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