AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoOpposition Detention Crisis: Tunisia’s jailed Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi remains out of reach of family and lawyers for 11 days after a prison collapse and hospital transfer, with relatives alleging “enforced disappearance” and citing heat exposure and serious health risks. Prison Access Blocked: Tunisian authorities reportedly refused visits and information requests, while the opposition National Salvation Front demanded urgent official clarification of Ghannouchi’s condition and also raised concerns over fellow detainee Ahmed Nejib Chebbi. Anniversary Protests: As Tunisians marked five years since President Kais Saied’s emergency power grab and parliament suspension, thousands rallied in Tunis demanding he “leave,” denouncing democratic backsliding and worsening living conditions. Regional Diplomacy: Tunisian and Egyptian leaders held calls on strengthening bilateral ties and regional coordination, while Algeria’s Tebboune vowed to defend Tunisia against “any threat.” Electricity Pressure: The political heatwave backdrop is worsening: reports link the Ghannouchi case and broader public anger to ongoing power cuts and extreme summer conditions.
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