Caos e alta tensione in Tunisia. Dopo le proteste di piazza, il presidente Kaïs Saïed ha destituito il premier Hicham Mechichi, sospeso il parlamento per 30 giorni, mandato l’esercito in strada, messo in un angolo il partito di orientamento islamista Ennahda che denuncia “un colpo di stato”. Cosa sta accadendo dall’altra parte del Mediterraneo? Lo abbiamo chiesto a Giada Frana, direttrice di L’altra Tunisia.
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