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Press Headlines – October 7th 2011

07 October 2011 9:29 am | Sean Haley |

Al-Muharrer ?????? (The Liberator), Daily Independent
Beji: President of the Republic or President for the Government
Jbeniana: 50 People Stopped and Molotovs Seized
Interpol Stops Moez Trabelsi in Rome
Parties and PM’s Visit to USA: American Intervention is not Wanted and the Constituent Assembly is Master of Decisions
September Month of Promotions and Labels in the Important Ministries
Al-Maghreb ?????? (The Maghreb), Daily Independent
March on Moving Sand: War of Judges
Campaign Continues at a Slow Pace and Best Posting Places are Still Empty
After Threats to Close Role of Culture in Face of Candidates: Ministry Insists on Respect of Publishing and Political Unions Understand
Arab Spring Reaches Gulf
Mouloudi Jendoubi not Elected to Council of Insurance Administration for the Union
Le Temps (The Times), Daily Independent
Moez Trabelsi Arrested in Rome by Interpol.
A Communication Deficit that needs to be Mended between Citizens and Policemen.
Essebsi in an Interview with the Washington Post “There’s no need to worry about the popularity of the Islamists”.
The Minister of Transport is going to Sue Alpha Bus.
2465 Wanted Individuals Arrested
Le Quotidien (The Daily), Daily Independent
Essebsi in Washington Post: “Tunisia is a Muslim Country, not an Islamic Republic”
Sfax During the Election Campaign: A War of Ripping Posters
Lotfi M’raihi, UPR: “A Nation That is not Capable of Defending Minorities Does not Deserve Democracy”
Reforming the Police so that it Serves Democracy
Two Tunisians Nominated for the Nobel Prize
Assahafa ??????? (The Press), Daily Governmental
Moez Trabelsi Arrested by Interpol in Rome but his Fate Rests in the Hands of the Tunisian Court.
The Ministry of Commerce Decides to Fix the Milk Shortage
The First Trip of Hajj Pilgrims is Scheduled for October 17th.
People Attack the University of Arts and Humanities of Sousse After a Student Wearing the Burka was Not Allowed to Register
Al-Chorouk ?????? (The Sunrise), Daily Independent
Interpol Arrests Moez Trabelsi in Rome
The Administrative Court Refuses the Request to Cancel Political Ads
Beji Caid Essebsi to Washington Post: Tunisia’s religion is Islam but isn’t politically Isalmist
People Break into the University of Arts and Humanities of Sousse for Denying the Enrollment of Two Students wearing Niqab.
High School Teachers of Sidi Bouzid start an Open Strike Protesting Chaos and Assaults.
Vandalism against Published Lists of Candidates in Matar and Ghazela
Assabah ?????? (The Morning), Daily Independent
New Political Party Law Enters Execution Phase
In Light of Prospective Political Mosaic Within Constituent Assmebly: Anxieties Concerning Party Influences on Work of Assembly
Why A Delay in Paying Salary Increases?
In Light of Elections: Giving Students Week Off Is Just Rumor
Break-In at College of Literature and Human Sciences in Sousse After Refusal to Register Veiled Student
La Presse (The Press), Daily Independent
Police Officer- Citizen: Break the Wall of Defiance
Why are We Afraid of the Constituent Referendum?
El Kef – Constituent Assembly: No to Venality, Yes toVvalues of Fair Play
Tunisia-USA: The Revolution in Tunisia Should Succeed in Order to Serve as an Example
Tunisia-USA: Tunisia Needs the Support of her Partners and Friends
Moez Trabelsi Arrested in Rome
Injection of New Milk into Market
Webmanagercenter.com
Importing 50 Million Liters of Mineral Water
Businessmen Conference in Doha: Sfax Mobilized with 30 Investment Projects
Elections: A Strange Lethargy in Sfax
Yazaki Finalizes it’s Plan to Redeploy to Morocco
Businessnews.com.tn
Bus Accidents: Minister of Transports
Notice of Strike in Attijari Bank
Tunisia: Warrant Against 8 Close to Qaddafi
Japanese Group Yazaki Stops its Expansion in Tunisia in Favor of Morocco
Ridha Grira: His Associates Begin to Step into the Breach
Leaders.com.tn
Foued Mebezza Announces Intention to Quit Politics after Election
BCE to Westerners: Don’t be Afraid of Tunisian Islamists
Thanks to the Tunisian Woman, Revolution Continues Without Violence
We can welcome 10 Million Tourists before Five Years


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