Themes Rafika Bendermel 23 Oct 2011

Fin du vote pour les tunisiens à l’étranger #tnelec

Du 20 au 22 octobre, les Tunisiens de l’étranger sont appelés à voter. Bien que la participation soit faible selon […]

Politique Rafika Bendermel 22 Oct 2011

Libye : Les tuniens en Libye privés de vote #tnelec

Vers 13h30 le 21 octobre. Depuis l’ex-place verte de Tripoli, rebaptisée place des martyrs (shuhada square) les Tunisiens, estimés au nombre de 1 000 d’après l’Isie, crient leur colère. Tandis que les Libyens vivent leur première prière du vendredi sans Kadhafi, les Tunisiens de Libye sont empêchés de prendre part aux élections tunisiennes.

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Fin du vote pour les tunisiens à l’étranger #tnelec

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