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Tunisians firmly backed new constitution: final results

  • The charter was approved by just over 2.6 million people, the board's president Farouk Bouasker told reporters
  • The referendum came a year to the day after Saied sacked the government and froze parliament in what rivals have branded a coup
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Tunisia president rejects ‘interference’ after Western concerns about democracy

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Tunisia president hails vote set to bolster rule

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Syria constitution talks stall at UN

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Tunisian president plans to change political system, suspend constitution: Adviser

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New round of talks on Syria’s constitution begins in Geneva

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Algerian president signs new constitution into law

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