Tunisia-Faicel Tebini says he was attacked by MPs Mohamed Affes and Seif eddine Makhlouf

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| 8 décembre 2020

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MP Faicel Tebini stated he was attacked by MPs Al Karama, Mohamed Affes and Seif eddine Makhlouf, in the parliament parking lot.
The deputy asked the presidency of parliament on Tuesday to assume its responsibilities.
“If the violence continues in parliament, it will end in a civil war. “he added

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