TUNESIEN: 1. JAHRESTAG DER REVOLUTION (Video)

Tunisians mark first anniversary of revolution
(Press TV 12 01 15)


On 14 January 2011, thousands of Tunisians took to the streets of the Capital shouting “get out” to Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and his inner circle. One year after the dictator was overthrown and fled to Saudi Arabia, people are back to the same place but for different reasons. Tunisians are in fact celebrating their freedom in a festive atmosphere.

Some people explained that the Revolution is not over yet and called for unity in the political scene.

Rafik, a citizen from Sidi Bouzid, the birthplace of the revolution celebrated the anniversary of the memorable day of the 14th of January in the Capital. He conveyed a personal message to Ben Ali.

Ahmad, a University Teacher, expressed optimism about the future of Tunisia. He also hoped that the whole world will be free from dictatorship and oppression.

Since the revolution, elections have been held and a new interim government is in place now. People now hope the economic situation improves soon.

Thousands of Tunisian people are celebrating the first anniversary of the Revolution in different parts of the country but being in front of the Interior Ministry is very symbolic because this is where the word “get out” was used for the first time in history and it has since then become a universal message to be used to denounce injustice and to get rid of dictators.

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