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Tunisia presidential candidate Zammel sentenced to 12 years in prison

Tunisia presidential candidate Zammel sentenced to 12 years in prison

  • It was the third prison sentence imposed on Ayachi Zammel in two weeks
  • Zammel, head of the opposition Azimoun party, has been jailed since last month
By Reuters ·
Update Tunisian candidate Zammel detained hours after release

Tunisian candidate Zammel detained hours after release

By AFP ·

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