Tunisian Workers' Party Protests Saied's Measures
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The Tunisian Workers' Party organized a demonstration to protest the exceptional measures of Tunisian President Kais Saied.
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Protesters raised several slogans, including "democracy is the solution."
The Tunisian Workers' Party held a protest on Saturday in front of the capital's municipal theater in protest of Tunisian President Kais Saied's exceptional measures, demanding that they be repealed.
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In a statement to Al Mayadeen, Labor Party leader Gilani Hammami stated that "rejecting these extraordinary measures does not entail a return to pre-July 25," emphasizing that the solution lays in building a popular democracy.
The protests come at a time where sources recently divulged to Al Mayadeen that a new government would be announced within the next few hours.
Earlier, the Tunisian President had accused some parties of robbing the will of the Tunisian people through a 'secret dictatorship' seeking to dominate the state.
During his meeting with Prime Minister delegate Najla Bouden, he stressed that those who starved the Tunisian people would be dealt with harshly.
On the subject of demonstrations in support of Saied, he boasted that approximately 1.8 million people supported him without bribery.
