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July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol. July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol. July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol. July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol. July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol. July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol.
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M34-312

July 25, 2016: Hundreds of Tunisians gathered in front of the historic headquarters of the UGTT and once again demonstrated on Monday, July 25, on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis against the controversial bill providing for theamnesty for individuals charged with corruption offenses in exchange for a financial penalty. This so-called “reconciliation” bill was proposed last year by President Béji Caïd Essebsi to “improve the investment climate” in an economically devastated country and has just been submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. In addition to the young people from the collective, the Popular Front (left) participated with Hamma Hammami and his representatives, as well as Mustapha Ben Jaafar of Ettakatol.

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CategoryActualités / 2016 / M34-300 Protest Against the Reconciliation Act, July 25, 2016
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PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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