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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisie Telegraph: MPs Haven't Read Constitution
The article addresses the crisis of repeated electricity and water outages in Tunisia and discusses the political and constitutional debate surrounding the possibility of holding the government accountable under the 2022 Constitution. The text clarifies that the 2022 Constitution does not hold the government accountable before Parliament; instead, it makes the government accountable to the President of the Republic. It also does not grant Parliament the powers to withdraw confidence or oust the government. Although deputies have expressed their dissatisfaction and protests over the government’s absence, this clashes with the nature of the new relationship established by the constitution, where oversight is limited to policy discussions without direct political responsibility. The session reveals that some circles still operate based on the 2014 system, which reflects a confusion between the two systems and highlights the challenge of properly implementing the changes introduced by the new constitution.
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