October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.
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October 6, 2012: Clashes between Tunisian law enforcement and demonstrators protesting the reopening of a landfill on the island of Djerba left 49 police officers injured today, according to Khaled Tarrouche, a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior. The protest was sparked by the local authorities’ decision to keep a highly polluting landfill open until 2013.

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CategoryActualités / 2012 / M17-000 Guellala police clashes 10/06/2012
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