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Islamic state Tunisia
January 25, 2014 Robert Fisk
Rached Ghannouchi says he doesn't want an Islamic state in Tunisia. Can he prove his critics wrong?
When Rached Ghannouchi met Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali – before Mr Ghannouchi wisely exiled himself to London as an enemy of the dictatorship – a very odd thing happened....
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