Cyclical Crises in Tunisia
The article addresses the cyclic crisis that Tunisia is experiencing. Its structural causes are rooted in a system of internal colonization and founding myths that have transformed into sacred national principles, never to be questioned. This situation hampers the project of national liberation and perpetuates dependency. The author asserts that the real struggle lies in confronting this system and the elites ingrained within it, which hinder the construction of an inclusive, alternative, and effective narrative. This explains the weak outcomes of the democratic transition and the persistence of political, economic, and social crises. Ultimately, the solution is to confront the system of internal colonization and to rebuild the national project based on critical reflection and realism, rather than rhetorical posturing that merely amounts to political masks.
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