Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali
Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali مستعد لرأيك ، وتقديم الدعم للتصويت. التصويت على الانترنت!
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زين العابدين بن علي - معسياسي تونسي. | Un homme d'État tunisien. | A Tunisian politician and statesman.
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زين العابدين بن علي - ضدّانقر فوق، إذا كنت لا تؤيد هذا المرشح. ويقول لماذا. | Click, if you do not support Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali. Say why.
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Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali and his family's 'Mafia rule'
As Tunisia's President Ben Ali is granted leave to remain in Saudi Arabia, the lavish lifestyle enjoyed by the president and his family is coming into the spotlight. Their preferred title was "Tunisia's First Family". To the people they ruled over, though, president Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali and his clan were known as "The Mafia" - a ruling clique whose greed and nepotism ultimately caused their downfall. Following in the footsteps of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin and numerous other deposed dictators, Mr Ben Ali was granted refuge in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, starting what will likely ...
Ben Ali aurait réussi une plus value de 7 MDT
Zine El Abidine Ben Ali aurait réussi une plus value de 7 MDT suite à la cession par Tunisair de ses actions dans l´UIB! Des juges d’instruction planchent actuellement sur une enquête de délit d’initié dans laquelle serait impliquée l’ancien président Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Il s’agit de la vente des titres boursiers de l’UIB qui appartenaient à Tunisair. Tunisair a, en août 2009, vendu la totalité de ses participations dans l’UIB pour un montant de 14,5 dinars l’actions et un ...
Que devient l'ex-président tunisien Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali?
Le 14 janvier dernier, après vingt-trois ans de règne sans partage et sous la pression de la rue, Zine el-AbidineBen Ali fuyait la Tunisie en compagnie de son épouse, Leïla Trabelsi, et de cinq membres de sa famille. Trois mois après sa destitution, où est l’ancien président tunisien Zine el-AbidineBen Ali? Il serait toujours en Arabie saoudite, qu’il avait rejoint le jour même de sa fuite. Au soir du 14 janvier dernier, le palais royal saoudien expliquait alors dans un communiqué que «le gouvernement saoudien a ...
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Tunisia imposes curfew as unrest grows over lack of jobs Interior ministry declares night-time curfew after youths clash with police and shops looted in protests over unemployment and inequalityTunisia has imposed a nationwide overnight curfew after protests and violence against rising unemployment spread across the country.The curfew, to be imposed from 8pm until 5am, was announced after skirmishes between police and protesters in the early hours of Friday in the impoverished suburbs of Tunis. The capital is braced for mass protests this weekend. Related: Tunisia: 'Nothing’s changed since the revolution' – in pictures Continue reading... |
Tunisia state of emergency imposed due to fears of further attacks, says president Barrier including trenches being constructed along Libyan border as human rights groups fear freedoms gained in Arab spring may be rolled backTunisia fears more potentially destabilising terrorist attacks such as the one that killed 38 foreign tourists last month, which is why it has imposed a state of emergency, the premier said on Wednesday.Eight days after the 26 June shootings at the Mediterranean resort of Port El Kantaoui, president Beji Caid Essebsi decreed a state of emergency on Saturday for 30 days. Continue reading... |
Habib Essid nominated as Tunisian prime minister Former interior minister to appoint a government after being chosen for his experience in security and the economyA former Tunisian interior minister has been nominated as prime minister to form a new government after an agreement among political parties in the newly elected parliament.The nominee, Habib Essid, worked in the government of autocrat Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali but was also interior minister after the 2011 revolution that ended Ben Ali’s one-party rule and forced him into exile. Continue reading... |
Tunisia to broadcast victims' testimony at truth commission Revenge not the goal, says head of commission investigating abuses dating back to 1955 in birthplace of Arab springTunisian television is to broadcast testimony from victims of decades of authoritarian rule, a first chance for the public to see the workings of a truth and dignity commission intended to help cement democracy after the Arab spring revolution of 2011. The commission is investigating crimes and abuses dating back to 1955, a year before Tunisia gained independence from France, in an effort to come to terms with its past. In the last three years, it has gathered testimony behind closed doors from about 11,000 people. Related: Tunisian political party fights for women's rights with gender violence bill Continue reading... |
