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Marzouki urges civil disobedience in Tunisia
Former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki called on citizens to initiate a nationwide civil disobedience movement in September, with the goal of overthrowing the regime and restoring Tunisia's democratic path. He explained that the country is experiencing a profound political, economic, and social crisis, and that the measures taken by President Kaïs Saïed since July 2021 have worsened the situation, leading to a decline in freedoms and the economy, as well as the deterioration of essential goods such as bread, sugar, and milk. There is also a potential chicken shortage at the beginning of October due to widespread die-offs and high temperatures. Marzouki advocates for peaceful protests that include refusing to pay water and electricity bills, boycotting taxes, and organizing sit-ins and demonstrations, all aimed at removing Saïed from power, releasing political prisoners, and restoring the democratic system and the rule of law. He warned of the danger of sliding into violence and urged preserving the peaceful nature of the movements to achieve their political goals.
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