July 26, 2021: In the Chehias Souk, right next to the Prime Minister’s Office, people go about their daily business while watching live coverage of the events at the Bardo. The day after President Kais Saeid announced the dismissal of the head of government as part of his constitutional “coup,” Kasbah Square in Tunis—the center of executive power, home to the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Defense, is cordoned off and emptied of its civil servants, who were barred by the army from returning to their posts this morning. As the day draws to a close, Kais Saied, who now holds all powers, has announced a complete administrative shutdown across the country for two days. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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July 26, 2021: The day after President Kais Saeid announced the dismissal of the head of government as part of his constitutional “coup,” Kasbah Square in Tunis—the center of executive power, home to the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Defense, has been cordoned off and cleared of its civil servants, who were barred by the army from returning to their posts this morning. As the day drew to a close, Kais Saied, who now holds all powers, announced a complete administrative shutdown across the country for two days. July 26, 2021: The day after President Kais Saeid announced the dismissal of the head of government as part of his constitutional “coup,” Kasbah Square in Tunis—the center of executive power, home to the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Defense, has been cordoned off and cleared of its civil servants, who were barred by the army from returning to their posts this morning. As the day drew to a close, Kais Saied, who now holds all powers, announced a complete administrative shutdown across the country for two days. July 26, 2021: The day after President Kais Saeid announced the dismissal of the head of government as part of his constitutional “coup,” Kasbah Square in Tunis—the center of executive power, home to the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Defense, has been cordoned off and cleared of its civil servants, who were barred by the army from returning to their posts this morning. As the day drew to a close, Kais Saied, who now holds all powers, announced a complete administrative shutdown across the country for two days. 26 juillet 2021 : Porte d'accès du personnel du Premier Minsitère au lendemain de l'annonce du limogeage du chef du gouvernement par le Président Kais Saeid dans le cadre de son "coup d'état" constitutionnel, la place de la Kasbah à Tunis, centre du pouvoir exécutif, avec le Premier ministère, le ministère des finances et de la Défense, est bouclée, vidée de ses fonctionnaires interdits par l'armée de retourner ce matin à leurs postes. En cette fin de journée, Kais Saied, qui détient désormais tous les pouvoirs, a annoncé une fermeture administrative complète dans le pays pour deux jours. 26 juillet 2021 : Porte d'accès du personnel du Premier Minsitère au lendemain de l'annonce du limogeage du chef du gouvernement par le Président Kais Saeid dans le cadre de son "coup d'état" constitutionnel, la place de la Kasbah à Tunis, centre du pouvoir exécutif, avec le Premier ministère, le ministère des finances et de la Défense, est bouclée, vidée de ses fonctionnaires interdits par l'armée de retourner ce matin à leurs postes. En cette fin de journée, Kais Saied, qui détient désormais tous les pouvoirs, a annoncé une fermeture administrative complète dans le pays pour deux jours. 26 juillet 2021 : Porte d'accès du personnel du Premier Minsitère au lendemain de l'annonce du limogeage du chef du gouvernement par le Président Kais Saeid dans le cadre de son "coup d'état" constitutionnel, la place de la Kasbah à Tunis, centre du pouvoir exécutif, avec le Premier ministère, le ministère des finances et de la Défense, est bouclée, vidée de ses fonctionnaires interdits par l'armée de retourner ce matin à leurs postes. En cette fin de journée, Kais Saied, qui détient désormais tous les pouvoirs, a annoncé une fermeture administrative complète dans le pays pour deux jours.
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July 26, 2021: In the Chehias Souk, right next to the Prime Minister’s Office, people go about their daily business while watching live coverage of the events at the Bardo. The day after President Kais Saeid announced the dismissal of the head of government as part of his constitutional “coup,” Kasbah Square in Tunis—the center of executive power, home to the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Defense, is cordoned off and emptied of its civil servants, who were barred by the army from returning to their posts this morning. As the day draws to a close, Kais Saied, who now holds all powers, has announced a complete administrative shutdown across the country for two days.

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CategoryActualités / 2021 / M65-800 Place de la Kasbah 26072021
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Date taken2021
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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