Tunisians have been battling for the past seven years since the ousting of authoritrian president Ben Ali signaled the start of  the so-called Arab Spring.

Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed says anti-austerity demonstrators must realize that 2018 will be their last difficulty year.

Opposition forces have gathered to coordinate their protests.

They’re vowing to stay on the streets until and actually increases their protests until the government eases their tax load.

Nervous authorities are ever-mindful of two deadly terror attacks three year ago that brought Tunisia’s life-blood tourism industry to its knees.

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