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Building a democratic structure from the ground up: what is Kaïs Saïed's state plan?
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, 
| 21 October 2021
The 2019 Presidential Elections: How did the campaigns of the candidates influence the number of votes obtained?
Compare the campaign financing and media presence of the various candidates in the 2019 presidential election through this interactive chart. Based on the election report by the Court of Auditors, inkyfada evaluates the effectiveness of the different campaigns in relation to the number of votes obtained.
| 27 July 2021
The COVID-19 Epidemic in Tunisia, in Numbers
Number of infections and recoveries, death toll, number of intensive care beds available... One year after the beginning of the epidemic, where does Tunisia stand with regard to Covid-19? inkyfada has gathered a large amount of data on the health situation in the country. Using interactive maps and graphic charts, discover all the key figures of the evolution of the epidemic. Article updated regularly.
| 26 February 2021
In Numbers. Follow the progression of Covid-19 vaccinations in Tunisia
After nearly a month's delay, the vaccination campaign against Covid-19 in Tunisia finally began on March 13. The number of people vaccinated, the number of vaccine doses announced and received - will the government's objectives be met? View the regularly updated progress and projections of the campaign, in numbers.
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