The Tunisian president has urged protesters to desist from vandalizing private and public properties. Kaïs Saïed met with residents of Ettadhamen city, Monday. It comes after a fourth consecutive day of protests across the country. Protesters are battling against social and economic crisis.
2021/01/19/tunisian-president-urges-calm-as-protesters-remain-defiant
2021/01/19/tunisian-president-urges-calm-as-protesters-remain-defiant
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