Protests see Tunisian parliament suspended

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Demonstrators against Ennahdha party and the government in Tunis Source: AAP

Tunisia's president has sacked the government and suspended parliament in a move his opponents have labelled a coup.

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Published 26 July 2021 3:18pm

By Amy Hall

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Protests see Tunisian parliament suspended

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Tunisia's president has sacked the government and suspended parliament in a move his opponents have labelled a coup.

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