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Although Kais Saied has significant support since his election, economic issues and the suppression of criticism raise concerns. A recent survey reveals that half of Tunisians oppose his decision to suspend the Parliament, and 20% are hesitant to openly express their opposition. Dataviz.
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| 27 October 2023 | 10 minutes
On September 22, 2021, Kaïs Saïed published a presidential decree announcing that the President of the Republic was in charge of carrying out draft amendments related to political reforms, as part of the exceptional measures adopted on July 25, 2021. These infographics review Kaïs Saïed's state project and his vision for the political system, 
Emna Mornagui
| 21 October 2021 | 10 minutes
Which are the most impoverished delegations in Tunisia? Which ones are the most affluent? Is there a correlation between poverty and access to infrastructure? To better understand the correlation, inkyfada has created an interactive map based on INS data.
Haïfa MzalouatMalek KhadhraouiMonia Ben Hamadi
| 23 September 2021 | 20 minutes
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Parliamentary blocs and MPs have extensively positioned themselves in regards to Kaïs Saied's decision to apply Article 80 of the Constitution, and to suspend the proceedings of the Assembly. Some of these official positions have shifted considerably over the course of a few days. Inkyfada has been following the evolution. 
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