Kunaan oo reer Tunis ah oo waddooyinka kaga soo baxay cod loogu baahanayo inuu iscasilo madaxweyne Kais Saied

Kunaan oo reer Tunis ah ayaa Sabtidi this street-ka caasimadda Tunis ku soo baxay si ay u dalbanayaan inuu iscasilo madaxweyne Kais Saied. Mudaaharaadayaashu waxay sitay calaamado ay ku qoran yihiin 'Get out', 'Game over', iyo 'Only Kaïs remains happy' iyagoo heeso ka dhan ah madaxweynaha ku dhawaaqaya.

Dhalashada Shantii Sano ee Xukunka Qaab-dhismeedka

Mudaaharaadku wuxuu yimid markii dalku xusayay shan sano tan iyo markii Saied uu hakiyay baarlamaanka oo markii dambe kala diray si uu u xukumo amar-fure. Waxay dhaleeceynayeen xaaladaha nololeed ee sii xumaanaya, dib-u-gurashada dimuqraadiyadda, iyo maamul-xumada dawladda.

Tani waa mid ka mid ah mudaaharaadyadii isdaba-joogga ahaa ee ka soo horjeeda caburinta mucaaradka, dhaqaalaha dhibaataysan, iyo xaddidaadaha xorriyadda saxaafadda. Waxay muujinaysaa korodhka diidmada dadweynaha ee ficillada madaxweynaha.

Codadka Aqoonyahannada iyo Qoyska Saxaafadda

Mouldi Gassoumi oo ah cilmi-yaqaan bulsho ayaa sheegay in socodkii uu ahaa baaq loogu hayo muwaadiniinta 'inay dib u helaan qiyamka iyo mabaadi'da Jamhuuriyadda'. Wuxuu yiri 'Nasiib darro, qiyamadan waxay bilaabeen in laga tago 25 July 2021, tan iyo wixii aan marar badan ku tilmaamay inuu yahay afgambi ka dhan ah nidaamka dastuuriga ah'.

Mudaaharaadayaashu waxay kor u qaadeen sawirada saxaafadda xabsiga ku jirta Mourad Zghidi, iyadoo walaashiis ku boorinaysay dadka inay iska caabiso. Waxay tiri 'Kuwa qiimo dheeraad ah u keeni lahaa dalkani way xabsiga ku jiraan. Dalku wuxuu wajahayaa khataro waaweyn, waana inay waddooyinka u soo baxnaa si loo difaaco mudnaanta la gaaray'.

Culayska Kulaylka iyo Adeegyada Aasaasiga ah

Mudaaharaadkii Sabtida wuxuu yimid iyadoo ay sii kordhayaan xiisadaha bulshada. Maalmaha u dhowaaqay Tunisiya waxaa ku dhacay kulayl aad u daran oo keentay dab-baxyo badan iyo go'aamino koronto iyo biyo oo soo noqnoqda.

Tani waxay sii qotontay niyad-jabka dadweynaha ee hoos-u-dhacii adeegyada aasaasiga ah. Xiisadda bulshada ayaa sii kordhay marka la isku daro mudaaharaadyada iyo dhibaatooyinka cimilada ee saameynaya nolosha maalmeedka.

Demonstrators mark five years since parliament suspension amid economic and service crises

Thousands of Tunisians marched in Tunis on Saturday demanding President Kais Saied resign. Protesters denounced worsening living conditions, democratic backsliding and state mismanagement while marking five years since he suspended parliament to rule by decree.

Protest scenes and public grievances

Demonstrators held signs reading 'Get out,' 'Game over,' and 'Only Kaïs remains happy,' while chanting slogans against the president. The march was the latest in a string of demonstrations opposing crackdowns on dissent, the struggling economy, and limits on press freedom.

Protesters held portraits of imprisoned journalist Mourad Zghidi. His sister urged resistance, saying people today are 'oppressed and imprisoned.' She added: 'And those who could bring added value to this country are behind bars. The country is facing great dangers, and we must take to the streets to defend its achievements.'

Voices on republican values

Academic and sociology researcher Mouldi Gassoumi said the march was a call for citizens 'to rediscover the values and principles of the Republic.' He framed the protest as a response to recent political developments in the country.

Gassoumi stated: 'Unfortunately, these values began to be abandoned on 25 July 2021, since what I have repeatedly described as a coup d'état against the constitutional order.' His remarks tied the demonstration to the suspension of the constitutional order.

Heatwave deepens tensions

Saturday's demonstration came amid growing social tensions. In recent days, Tunisia has been hit by an intense heatwave that has sparked multiple wildfires across the country.

The heatwave caused repeated power and water outages, deepening public frustration over the decline in basic services. The service failures added to anger already present at the protest over living conditions.