Beneath Tunisia’s silence, public anger simmers
First publishedAug 1, 09:42 UTC
Last updatedAug 1, 12:22 UTC · 17m ago
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Behind Tunisia’s enforced calm, anger is growing over repression, economic decline and collapsing public services.
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Tunisia looks calm on the surface. But many people are angry inside the country. They are upset about government repression, a weak economy, and broken public services.
Why it matters
This anger could lead to protests or unrest. Instability in Tunisia may affect neighboring countries and migration to Europe.
In brief
- What is causing anger in Tunisia?
- People are angry about repression, economic problems, and failing public services.
- Why does Tunisia appear calm?
- The government enforces calm, but dissatisfaction is growing underneath.
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