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Houssem El Ajbouni: Governance or Conspiracy in Tunisia
The article discusses criticisms made by Hichem Mechichi, Secretary-General of the Democratic Current, regarding the way crises are managed in Tunisia. He notes that the approach relies on conspiracy theories, with exceptional speeches that he describes as having become a permanent governing pattern since the measures taken on July 25, 2021. He believes that maintaining the state of exception for more than five years hinders the function of the emergency state and transforms it into a tool to avoid political and institutional accountability. He points out that the public debate has shifted from issues of reform, economic outcomes, and public services to focusing on identifying "conspirators" and "lobbies," which deepens crises and obstructs solutions. He emphasizes that many crises are related to structural issues such as the subsidy system, social funds, and public institutions, all of which require national dialogue and a clear economic vision—not just propagandistic speeches. He concludes that crises are neither incomprehensible nor unmanageable; rather, the real problem lies in the absence of accountability and dialogue. He considers that moving from merely interpreting crises to effectively addressing them demands responsibility and clear results, away from conspiracy theories that escalate tensions and hinder the necessary reforms.
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