More Violence In Tunisia As Interim Leader Promises Unity -- Washington Post
TUNIS - Looting, deadly prison riots and street chaos engulfed Tunisia on Saturday, a day after mass protests forced its strongman to flee. A new interim president was sworn in, promising to create a unity government that could include the long-ignored opposition.
It was the second change of power in this North African nation in less than 24 hours.
Amid the political instability, looters emptied shops and torched the main train station in Tunis, and soldiers traded fire with assailants in front of the Interior Ministry.
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Tunisia: Gang violence mars celebration of popular uprising -- The Guardian
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Overthrow of Tunisian president jolts Arab region -- Washington Post
Tunisian protests shake one of the most repressive Arab regimes -- Christian Science Monitor
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Uprising brings joy to Tunisia – and fear to the region's autocrats -- The Independent
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Tunisia's revolution should be a wake-up call to Mideast autocrats -- Washington Post editorial
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Tunisia unrest a wake-up call for the region -- Ian Black, The Guardian
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