As Tunisia approaches its election on October 6, the political landscape remains heavily influenced by the events of the past few years, particularly the 2021 presidential soft coup carried out by the legally elected President Kais Saied. This event marked a turning point, reshaping the country’s democratic framework and leading to the suspension of the parliament and the concentration of authority in the executive branch.
As Tunisia approaches its election on October 6, the political landscape remains heavily influenced by the events of the past few years, particularly the 2021 presidential soft coup carried out by the legally elected President Kais Saied. This event marked a turning point, reshaping the country’s democratic framework and leading to the suspension of the parliament and the concentration of authority in the executive branch.
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