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Protests across Tunisia as COVID-19 surges and economy suffers

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TUNIS - Hundreds of protesters rallied in the Tunisian capital and other cities on Sunday demanding the government step down after a spike in COVID-19 cases that has aggravated economic troubles. In Tunis, police used pepper spray against protesters who threw stones and shouted slogans demanding that Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi quit and parliament be dissolved. Witnesses said

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Protests across Tunisia as COVID-19 surges and economy suffers

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Tunisia sees violent protests over economy, virus spread

TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Violent demonstrations broke out on Sunday in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the North African nation's health, economic and social situation.

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

Tunisia sees violent protests over economy, virus spread

Violent demonstrations have broke out in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the North African nation's health, economy and social situation

3 years ago·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Protests across Tunisia as COVID-19 surges and economy suffers

TUNIS (Reuters) - Hundreds of protesters rallied in the Tunisian capital and other cities on Sunday demanding the government step down after a spike in COVID-19 cases that has aggravated economic troubles. Read full story

3 years ago·Malaysia

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Irish Independent

Thousands protest in Tunisia over health and economic problems

Violent demonstrations have broken out in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the North African nation’s health, economic and social situation.

3 years ago·Ireland

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Channel News Asia

Violent protests in Tunisia over the economy, COVID

Violent demonstrations broke out on Sunday (Jul 25) in several Tunisian cities as protesters expressed anger at the deterioration of the North African nation's health, economic and social situation.

3 years ago·Singapore

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