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14 janvier 2011 à Tunis : le jour où Ben Ali est tombé [Mediapart]

Si le 14 janvier 2011 reste dans les mémoires comme le jour qui a fait basculer le monde arabe dans un processus révolutionnaire historique, les Tunisiens étaient encore loin de connaître tous les détails qui ont conduit au départ de l’ex-président Ben Ali. […]

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14 janvier 2011 à Tunis : le jour où Ben Ali est tombé [Mediapart]

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