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The "Raqaba" Observatory sparked controversy after revealing that staff members of the National Tobacco and Cigarette Agency receive a monthly in-kind grant consisting of 100 cigarette packs for each employee, including retirees, under the name of "Gourmet Allowance." Information indicates that the agency's personnel receive quantities of high-quality cigarette varieties, with the provided amounts exceeding daily consumption, often surpassing three packs per day. It is believed that some of these cigarettes are being diverted to the illegal market. These privileges, which go beyond personal needs, are considered unjustified given the difficult financial situation of the institution. They form part of a broader phenomenon involving other public enterprises such as the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company and raise questions about social justice and the importance of maintaining such allowances amid current economic challenges. The agency has not issued any official comment on these revelations so far.
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