Tunisian President Kais Saied’s recent decision to dissolve parliament made international headlines. It’s the latest turn in more than eight months of political turmoil, and a worrying sign that Tunisia’s fragile democracy will soon be over. So, why do ordinary Tunisians appear to be ignoring the red flags? Lilia Blaise reports from Tunis.
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