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Tunisian protests call for Kais Saied
The article addresses the escalating protests in Tunisia against President Kais Saied's regime, which include demands to overthrow the system and calls for political and economic reforms. These protests occur amid deteriorating living conditions and the outbreak of crises such as power and water outages, increased fires, and damaged forests. These demonstrations are part of a broader wave of protests that reflect the authorities' failure to manage crises and the decline in public services. The opposition condemns the policies and the repression of critics, while accusing Saied's government of communicating with foreign entities and marginalizing the judiciary and institutions. The situation indicates a decline in public trust in the regime and a rise in political arrests, as the country faces serious economic and security challenges.
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