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During a meeting at Carthage Palace on November 6, Tunisian President Kais Saied called for an end to rising prices, action against monopolies and speculation, and accountability for those involved. He noted that farmers receive no more than one dinar per kilogram of dates, and accused certain parties of obstructing the distribution of fertilizer and seeds, creating artificial shortages, and driving up the prices of items such as lobster, poultry, and bottled water. He also stressed the need for regular garbage collection and for the law to be applied to everyone without exception.
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