Tunisian political conflict: Correction of course of revolution, or coup against constitution?
Amir Bouka
Press TV, Tunis
In his last speech to the Tunisian people, Saied said his national responsibility required that he resort to Article 80 of the country’s constitution. He stressed there is no room for tolerance when it comes to the looting of Tunisia’s wealth, and that he will not leave the Tunisian state up for grabs.
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