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Tunisia-Neji Jalloul: We live in a jungle

“The state no longer exists, we currently live in a jungle”, former Minister of Education Neji Jalloul said yesterday, November 26, 2020, emphasising that the institutions of sovereignty in the country have been politicized.

Speaking to the radio, he stated, that the coordination, as well as the various regional demonstration that the country is undergoing at the moment, were not spontaneous.

According to Jalloul, those who trigger and oversee these manifestations of anger are supported and even financed by the authorities.

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