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Tunisia s 2023 local elections: How the bottom-up structure will strengthen Kais Saied s one-man rule

Tunisia’s upcoming local elections, the first to be held under the country’s new constitution, are set to take place on Dec. 24, 2023. The announcement of the date came roughly six months after the publication of presidential decrees, in March 2023, that dismantled Tunisia's first ever democratically elected municipal councils, putting an end to the decentralization process initiated in 2018.

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One Year Later, Tunisia s President Has Reversed Nearly a Decade of Democratic Gains - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

One Year Later, Tunisia s President Has Reversed Nearly a Decade of Democratic Gains - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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The executive versus the judiciary in Tunisia

Since the beginning of 2022, Tunisian President Kais Saied has issued decrees reshaping the judiciary in a way that further subordinates it to the executive branch of government. Saied claims that his aim is to “cleanse” it of corruption and other forms of wrongdoing, yet judges counter that the president is interfering in the judiciary and intimidating judges.

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Tunisia s Kais Saied becomes an ordinary politician | Middle East Institute

While some of Saied’s rhetoric as well as his symbolic and legislative decisions may appear to some as revolutionary, the post-July 25 political system has thus far maintained continuity from both the pre- and post-revolutionary way in which the state governs: a top-down, policing approach with deference to and reinforcement of existing socio-economic hierarchies. In presiding over and perpetuating this system, whether with verve or reluctantly, Saied has become an ordinary politician, following in the footsteps of many others who have held positions of power.

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