Tunisians rally for regime change
This morning in Tunisia, a protest demonstration was launched coinciding with the anniversary of the measures taken on July 25, announced by President Kais Saied in 2021, protesting the decline of the economic situation and essential services. Around 2,500 people from opposition parties such as Ennahda Movement and the Salvation Front participated, demanding the launch of a national dialogue, improvement of public services, and addressing the electricity and water crisis. They expressed their discontent over the worsening conditions and the outage of electricity and water during the intense heatwave. The speakers pointed out that the protest reflects the people's desire to restore republican principles and hold the ruling regime accountable, amid the deterioration of political and social conditions after five years of the president's measures, amidst increasing economic pressures and shortages in health and energy services.
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