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Tunisia's crisis deepens

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We focus on Tunisia, following the assassination this week of prominent opposition figure Shokri Belaid, a first in the country's history. His supporters blame the ruling Ennahda party for his death. We take a look back at his life and also at how a general strike paralysed the country on Friday.

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