After months of political interruption, Kais Sayed, elected in late 2019, seized full powers by sacking the prime minister in late July and suspending parliament before dissolving it in March. In February, the Tunisian president dissolved the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM) to replace it with a body of judicial supervision. Temporary “ whose members he appointed. On 22 April, he assumed the right to appoint the head of the election authority a few months before a referendum and a legislative election, which should be overseen by this body.

His opponents accuse him of establishing a new autocracy in the country, the sole survivor of the Arab Spring, which he craved in 2011. and K. A front has also been set up to stop Saeed’s excesses. Thus, A. Nejib Chebbi hosted a press conference in Tunis to express his opposition to the Tunisian president, and immediately called for a “National Salvation Front” with the aim of uniting all political forces and restoring the democratic and constitutional process. announced the creation of as freedom and rights in Tunisia.

Made up of five political parties, including the Islamist-inspired movement Ennahadha, K. Consisting of one foe of Syed and five federations, the alliance aims to attract other political formations and personalities. “Influential” before starting a national dialogue on reforms aimed at “Save the Country” “, according to A. Nejib Chebbi. “We want a return to legitimacy and democracy,” He said, the priority assigned to the front is to save the economy. “In deep recession” » due to a political situation ” rotten That repels investors, Chebby said. He advocated the establishment of a “Government of Salvation” To lead Tunisia for one ” transition period Until new elections are held.

In addition to the political deadlock, Tunisia is grappling with a deep socio-economic crisis and is in talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to obtain a new loan.