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Home›African Arguments›OPINION›A Trojan Horse in Carthage›President Saied in Carthage Palace – large

President Saied in Carthage Palace – large

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Carthage Palace, 25 July, 2021. Amid protests, President Kais Saied, in the presence of top military officials, announces the suspension of parliament and the sacking of his Prime Minister. (Photo by FETHI BELAID / AFP)

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