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12 septembre 2015 : Ssur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba la manifestation contre la loi de reconciliation a finalement eu lieu, malgré les interdictions du Ministère de l'Intérieur et du Premier Ministère, malgré les alertes terroristes émises par le gouvernement et les oppositions des partis de gauche, trois rassemblements successifs ont défilés sur l'avenue. Près de 4000 manifestants divisés mais engagés ont scandés des slogans contre la coalition au pouvoir de Nidaa Tounes et ennahdha pour protester contre la loi de reconciliation économique qui propose de lever les poursuites contre toute personne - fonctionnaire ou homme d’affaires - ayant bénéficié en espèces ou en nature de malversations financières durant les années Ben Ali sous réserve qu’elle rembourse à l’Etat le montant du préjudice estimé. Malgrè les craintes de répressions policières, les manifestations se sont déroulées dans le calme et sans confrontations.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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September 12, 2015: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the protest against the reconciliation law finally took place, despite bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Prime Minister’s Office, despite terrorist alerts issued by the government, and despite opposition from left-wing parties; three successive marches took place on the avenue. Nearly 4,000 divided but committed protesters chanted slogans against the ruling coalition of Nidaa Tounes and Ennahda to protest the Economic Reconciliation Law, which proposes to drop charges against any person —whether a civil servant or a businessman—who benefited, in cash or in kind, from financial embezzlement during the Ben Ali years, provided they reimburse the state for the estimated amount of the loss. Despite fears of police crackdowns, the demonstrations took place peacefully and without clashes.September 12, 2015: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the protest against the reconciliation law finally took place, despite bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Prime Minister’s Office, despite terrorist alerts issued by the government, and despite opposition from left-wing parties; three successive marches took place on the avenue. Nearly 4,000 divided but committed protesters chanted slogans against the ruling coalition of Nidaa Tounes and Ennahda to protest the Economic Reconciliation Law, which proposes to drop charges against any person —whether a civil servant or a businessman—who benefited, in cash or in kind, from financial embezzlement during the Ben Ali years, provided they reimburse the state for the estimated amount of the loss. Despite fears of police crackdowns, the demonstrations took place peacefully and without clashes.September 12, 2015: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the protest against the reconciliation law finally took place, despite bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Prime Minister’s Office, despite terrorist alerts issued by the government, and despite opposition from left-wing parties; three successive marches took place on the avenue. Nearly 4,000 divided but committed protesters chanted slogans against the ruling coalition of Nidaa Tounes and Ennahda to protest the Economic Reconciliation Law, which proposes to drop charges against any person —whether a civil servant or a businessman—who benefited, in cash or in kind, from financial embezzlement during the Ben Ali years, provided they reimburse the state for the estimated amount of the loss. Despite fears of police crackdowns, the demonstrations took place peacefully and without clashes.September 12, 2015: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the protest against the reconciliation law finally took place, despite bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Prime Minister’s Office, despite terrorist alerts issued by the government, and despite opposition from left-wing parties; three successive marches took place on the avenue. Nearly 4,000 divided but committed protesters chanted slogans against the ruling coalition of Nidaa Tounes and Ennahda to protest the Economic Reconciliation Law, which proposes to drop charges against any person —whether a civil servant or a businessman—who benefited, in cash or in kind, from financial embezzlement during the Ben Ali years, provided they reimburse the state for the estimated amount of the loss. Despite fears of police crackdowns, the demonstrations took place peacefully and without clashes.September 12, 2015: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the protest against the reconciliation law finally took place, despite bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Prime Minister’s Office, despite terrorist alerts issued by the government, and despite opposition from left-wing parties; three successive marches took place on the avenue. Nearly 4,000 divided but committed protesters chanted slogans against the ruling coalition of Nidaa Tounes and Ennahda to protest the Economic Reconciliation Law, which proposes to drop charges against any person —whether a civil servant or a businessman—who benefited, in cash or in kind, from financial embezzlement during the Ben Ali years, provided they reimburse the state for the estimated amount of the loss. Despite fears of police crackdowns, the demonstrations took place peacefully and without clashes.September 12, 2015: On Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the protest against the reconciliation law finally took place, despite bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Prime Minister’s Office, despite terrorist alerts issued by the government, and despite opposition from left-wing parties; three successive marches took place on the avenue. Nearly 4,000 divided but committed protesters chanted slogans against the ruling coalition of Nidaa Tounes and Ennahda to protest the Economic Reconciliation Law, which proposes to drop charges against any person —whether a civil servant or a businessman—who benefited, in cash or in kind, from financial embezzlement during the Ben Ali years, provided they reimburse the state for the estimated amount of the loss. Despite fears of police crackdowns, the demonstrations took place peacefully and without clashes.
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12 septembre 2015 : Ssur l'avenue Habib Bourguiba la manifestation contre la loi de reconciliation a finalement eu lieu, malgré les interdictions du Ministère de l'Intérieur et du Premier Ministère, malgré les alertes terroristes émises par le gouvernement et les oppositions des partis de gauche, trois rassemblements successifs ont défilés sur l'avenue. Près de 4000 manifestants divisés mais engagés ont scandés des slogans contre la coalition au pouvoir de Nidaa Tounes et ennahdha pour protester contre la loi de reconciliation économique qui propose de lever les poursuites contre toute personne - fonctionnaire ou homme d’affaires - ayant bénéficié en espèces ou en nature de malversations financières durant les années Ben Ali sous réserve qu’elle rembourse à l’Etat le montant du préjudice estimé. Malgrè les craintes de répressions policières, les manifestations se sont déroulées dans le calme et sans confrontations.

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CategoryActualités / 2015 / M32-500 Protest Against the Reconciliation Act, September 12, 2015
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PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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