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Tunisians vote in local elections on Sunday to fill a new chamber as economy flatlines

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Tunisians head to vote in local elections on Sunday to populate a new second legislative chamber focused on economic development. The contest comes amid economic woes and questions about President Kais Saied’s efforts to transform the country’s politics.

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    Tunisians head to vote in local elections on Sunday to populate a new second legislative chamber focused on economic development. The contest comes amid economic woes and questions about President Kais Saied’s efforts to transform the country’s politics.

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    TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Butter and milk shortages. Political party boycotts. Ongoing prosecutions of the president’s critics. This is the environment in which Tunisians will head to the polls on Sunday for the country’s first local elections since President Kais Saied wrote a new constitution that vot…

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