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Violent youth protests hit Tunisia amid economic turmoil

  • A decade on from a revolution against poverty, corruption and injustice, Tunisia has progressed towards democracy but its economic problems have worsened
  • The protests pose a challenge for the government of Hicham Mechichi who has reshuffled his cabinet
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A decade on, the broken dreams of the Arab Spring

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Umar Karim
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