Ennahdha confirmed that its leader Rached Ghannouchi declared his assets and that he never obtained any money from a foreign or internal party, like Namaa association.
It ensures that the latter has no relationship either with the case or with the individuals cited in the context of the inquiry into money laundering and the financing of terrorism of which the Namaa association is suspected.
In addition, the movement believed that “the power in place is operating to make public opinion believe that if the referendum fails, this would open the door to Ennadha’s return to power”.
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