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Three years on, an anonymous Tunisian satirist is still waiting for a political revolution in his country

Global Politics

Three years ago, a Tunisian architect was blogging anti-government sentiments anonymously from Paris. His views reflected those protesters in Tunisia who ushered in the Arab Spring. Today, the Tunisian blogger and cartoonist is still very much a part of the conversation about the future of his country. But he’s still anonymous, and waiting hopefully for real political change to take place in his country.

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