Tunisia: How could the economic situation explain the social contest? 1
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Sami Bouzid
Friday 12 January 2018 Last update on Friday, January 12, 2018 At 2:14 PM

That's been few days that the Tunisians have been protesting against taxes increase and prices keep rising up. The government lead by Youssef Chahed is trying as much as the economic situation could allow it to calm down the street.

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