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Tunisia

Background: Following independence from France in 1956, President Habib BOURGUIBA established a strict one-party state. He dominated the country for 31 years, repressing Islamic fundamentalism and establishing rights for women unmatched by any other Arab nation. In recent years, Tunisia has taken a moderate, non-aligned stance in its foreign relations. Domestically, it has sought to defuse rising pressure for a more open political society.




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June 28th 2009  Africa » Tunisia
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7 days ago: MOONY published a blog
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June 28th 2009  Africa » Tunisia » Hammamet
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June 21st 2009  Africa » Tunisia » The east of Tunisia
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June 21st 2009  Africa » Tunisia » The east of Tunisia
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14 days ago: MOONY published a blog
a landscape
June 21st 2009  Africa » Tunisia » The east of Tunisia
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14 days ago: MOONY published a blog
the beautiful nature my first destination
June 21st 2009  Africa » Tunisia » The east of Tunisia
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June 18th 2009  Africa » Tunisia » Djerba
Hi, I'm Giulia, a early 21-years-old girl of Turin, Italy. Last summer, my boyfriend and I, went to Tunisia for a summer holiday. We stayed there the second week of September 2008. We stayed in a all ... [full story]

a tunisian roadtrip II
110 days ago: asitis published a blog
a tunisian roadtrip II
January 13th 2009  Africa » Tunisia » Tataouine
As our roadtrip continued further south and again near the Algerian border, the scenery became increasingly mountainous and dry. The towns of Mides and Tamerza are located in a particularly hilly ... 38 photos [full story]

a tunisian roadtrip I
114 days ago: asitis published a blog
a tunisian roadtrip I
January 2nd 2009  Africa » Tunisia » Tunis
Having failed to receive our Iranian visas and recognizing that it was winter in most of the Middle East, we did some serious re-thinking of where to go from Bahrain. Originally, we had planned to tra ... 29 photos [full story]

117 days ago: philannie published a blog
Tunisia - Deserts, Camels and couscous
March 10th 2009  Africa » Tunisia » Tunis
Our 10th and final day in Tunisia. What a great place and one which is full of contrasts. Time stopped here in the 19th century yet internet and mobile phones are everywhere. The people are very frie ... [full story]


Tunisia Blog Entries

One of the famous blue doors
Matmata
Kairouan Grande Mosque
Djerba
Carthage
Tataouine 4
On our way across the salt flats.
Camels 5
Ksar Ghilane
Fortified granary 1
Tunisia 11
What A View!
The Mosque Near Chemini
Doors of Tunisia
View of the village and surrounding peaks, Chenini
Locals playing some sort of game, Ksar Ouled Soltane

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Areas in Tunisia: Djerba (6) | Hammamet (26) | Kerkennah (3) | Sidi Bou Said (6) | Sousse (27) | Tataouine (10) | The east of Tunisia (12) | Tozeur (9) | Tunis (99)


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