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Published 1 year ago

US urges Tunisia to ensure greater democratic inclusion

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Just 11.4 percent of voters took part in a second round of elections for a toothless legislature. The two-round vote that ended on Sunday saw the lowest participation since the 2011 revolution. Tunisian President Kais Saied in July 2021 froze the legislature, sacked the government and seized wide-ranging powers.

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US urges Tunisia to ensure greater democratic inclusion

The United States has urged Tunisia to exert greater efforts to ensure democratic inclusion after low voter turnout in the second round of elections.

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