In October 18th, 2014: in the theater of Sidi Mansour, city in the suburb of Sfax, the second city of the country, more than 10 000 partisans of Ennahdha gathered for a big meeting of the Islamist party. Under a blazing sun, Rached Ghannouchi, president of the party, orchestrates an electoral meeting with presentations of both lists Ennahdha (Sfax1 and 2), talk about candidates and final speech of Ghannouchi. (Photo by Nicolas Fauqu??/Corbis via Getty Images)
Tunisian authorities, Tuesday, closed all premises of Ennahdha party across the country, under instructions from the Interior Ministry.
The Interior Ministry also banned all meetings and conferences of the National Salvation Front (FSN) in Greater Tunis.
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