House Speaker Rached Ghannouchi accused President Saied of launching “a coup against the revolution and constitution” after the move, Reuters reported.
“We consider the institutions to be still standing and supporters of Ennahda and the Tunisian people will defend the revolution,” Ghannouchi, who heads Ennahda – the biggest party in parliament – told Reuters news agency by phone.
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Tabarka National Guard research and investigation brigade carried out a raid on a coral trafficker.…
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