Prime minister-designate Habib Jemli is under suspicion regarding an international farming estate, said Echaâb movement deputy Haikel Makki.
In a declaration to Shems FM, he asserted that they are in the process of checking and investigating the subject matter before pointing fingers.
Moreover, he pointed out that PM Jemli is not suitable to lead Tunisia in this critical stage, indicating that his party will not be granting the vote of confidence to the formed cabinet.
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