US EditionCheques without Provision: Anpme Wants to Stop the Proceedings Against Those over 60 Years of Age.
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The National Association of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (ANME) warns about the extent of the crisis of cheques without provision in Tunisia, with nearly two million cases recorded in 2022, according to a magistrate. In a press release published on 26 July 2025, it calls for an end to their criminalization, considering that the imprisonment of bankrupt leaders does not allow the recovery of debts or the resumption of economic activity. Acc…
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