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In Tunisia, How an Insect-Breeding Project Has Been at the Heart of Tensions and Violence

Summary by Le Monde
After several weeks of protests, a near-completed insect protein plant in south-east Tunis was set on fire at the end of October, shortly after the death of a protestor. The project, which had since been stopped, had been partly financed by French investors.

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In Tunisia, How an Insect-Breeding Project Has Been at the Heart of Tensions and Violence

After several weeks of protests, a near-completed insect protein plant in south-east Tunis was set on fire at the end of October, shortly after the death of a protestor. The project, which had since been stopped, had been partly financed by French investors.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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