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A senior official in Tunisia’s main opposition Ennahda party told Reuters it planned to go ahead with a protest against President Kais Saied on Friday in defiance of a new COVID19 ban on gatherings.

People wearing protective face masks walk past shops, amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, in the Old City of Tunis, Tunisia, August 3, 2021.

Ennahda and other parties accuse the government of using the rules to stop protests against Saied, who in July sacked the prime minister, suspended parliament and assumed broad powers in moves they call a coup. “The decision is a political one, not a scientific one, especially given that hundreds of thousands of students will be going to school,” Goumani added.

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