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Tunisia Telegraph: The Collisée's fading memory
This article addresses the status of the Collisée building on Habib Bourguiba Street in Tunis, which has been one of the symbols of modernity and the city's cultural history since its opening in 1937. It highlights its history, which combines culture, arts, and commerce, and reviews the most significant personalities and events that have taken place there, including the role of the cinema hall, the Carthage Film Days, and the cultural communication network. Over the decades, the building has experienced significant decline due to neglect, internal deterioration, and the absence of rehabilitation projects, threatening the loss of an important part of the city's memory and its cultural identity. The article emphasizes the urgent need to intervene in restoring the Collisée and regaining its historic role, stressing that saving it is crucial to preserving a part of Tunisia's history and its architectural and cultural heritage.
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