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Tunisia fuel strike highlights growing economic and political anger
A 48-hour strike by fuel transport workers in Tunis exacerbates public frustration amid worsening public services and a deepening economic crisis.
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Fuel transport workers in Tunis began a 48‑hour strike, demanding improved working conditions, higher wages, the payment of allowances agreed in 2019, and settlement of social‑security debts. The walkout adds to growing public frustration as public services deteriorate and the country’s economic crisis deepens. The strike highlights mounting economic and political anger across Tunisia.
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