President of the Tunis section of the Tunisian Bar Association Abderrazak Kilani gives a speech during a meeting with Tunisian lawyers as they show their solidarity with the residents of Sidi Bouzid on December 29, 2010 in Tunis following days of rioting in Tunisia by mostly jobless and frustrated young people protesting violently against the government. Unrest has gripped the central Sidi Bouzid region since the attempted suicide on December 17 of a 26-year-old university graduate, who was forced to sell fruit and vegetables on the streets to make ends meet. AFP PHOTO FETHI BELAID
The Ministry of Commerce reported that 1004 economic violations were registered on the sidelines of 6020 economic control operations organized by 311 specialized teams during the last two days of the month of Ramadan. Several products were seized including:
– 3073 liters of subsidized vegetable oil
-119 quintals of subsidized flour and semolina
-4400 Kg of potatoes -1700 Kg of chilli
– 598 Kg of tomatoes
– 142 Kg of rice
-337 Kg of subsidized sugar
– 30 tons of cement and 5130 bricks
The ministry likewise pointed to market supply problems in peppers, potatoes and tomatoes.
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