Tunisian deputies seek urgent session
Fifty-six Tunisian deputies have called for an emergency session to discuss the worsening economic and health conditions in the country, including water and electricity outages, rising prices, and the collapse of purchasing power, in addition to the escalating health and social crises. The deputies emphasized that the situation goes beyond a mere temporary crisis and threatens the state's ability to manage emergencies. They called for holding the session during the parliamentary recess in accordance with the constitution and demanded accountability from the government. This comes amid a scorching summer whose negative impacts continue to affect basic goods and services, with President Kais Saied affirming that water and electricity outages are organized and deliberate attempts by certain parties to fuel unrest.
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