This bookstore, which has existed since the fifties, is facing closure. Historically, this bookstore dates back to the era of its founder, a Tunisian Jew named Victor Guez.He sold them following Tunisia’s Independence to Bouraoui Hedhili who has furnished them with a huge and rich collection of books and magazines, in more than five languages.
According to the TAP agency, The place has become a pilgrimage for book lovers and enthusiasts from all walks of life. Today, this temple of knowledge is faced with a threatened closure. The heir of this place, which is steeped in memories for decades, Dean of Booksellers Faouzi Hedhili has been unable to pay his employees. His frail shoulders are crumbling under the weight of crippling debts owed to the National Social Security Fund (French: CNSS) and other operating fees of his increasingly deserted place.
The year 2024 was charactersized by rise in the number of attacks against journalists. According…
Medical sources told the official news agency yesterday Thursday, May 16, that the number of…
A spokesperson for civil protection reported that a fire hit this morning at 5:40 a.m.…
On the occasion of International Museum Day, the Agency for Heritage Development and Cultural Promotion…
French police "neutralized" an armed individual suspected of planning to set fire to a synagogue…
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said on Friday that…
This website uses cookies.