Tunisia's worsening conditions and risk of unrest
The article discusses the deteriorating situation in Tunisia, where the country is experiencing intertwined political, economic, social, and human rights crises. These issues are exacerbated by an intense heatwave exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, which has led to dozens of deaths and overwhelmed hospitals. Additionally, there are crises related to water and electricity shortages, declining living conditions, and problems within the prison system. Public protests are escalating across many provinces, with calls for demonstrations and mobilization of unions and human rights organizations. The authorities are marginalized and unable to offer real solutions to the crises, amid worsening economic and human rights conditions. Growing public anger threatens to lead to a popular explosion or significant internal changes.
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