Ali Larayedh confirmed that the Parliament will be back, taking into account the calls of international organizations and Tunisian political parties resistant to the coup d’état committed by Kais Saied.
In a radio statement, Larayedh added that “if the nation continues to be ruled in this way, its future will be dark and lawless”. He further addressed the issue of the silence of members of Najla Bouden’s administration, interpreting this silence as an indication of Kais Saied’s incapacity to shape and determine state policies.
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