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作成日: 2022/12/18 10:41

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Less than nine percent of registered voters turned out for the Saturday&#039;s parliamentary election in Tunisia. Main opposition parties had called for a boycott of the polls as they say the vote is part of President Kais Saied&#039;s efforts to consolidate power.
                
The country&#039;s electoral authority said that the provisional turnout was 8.8 percent at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday when the poll stations were closed. 161 seats are being contested.
                
Saied led efforts to reform the constitution earlier this year.  It now gives the president power to appoint a prime minister without parliamentary approval.
                
It also dilutes parliament&#039;s powers, making it subordinate to the presidency with little sway over government.
                
Opposition parties call the voting a passage leading to a one-man rule, reversing the country&#039;s democracy.
                
Saied urged Tunisians to cast their ballot after voting at a polling station in the capital Tunis, calling the election a historic day.
                
Tunisia has been viewed as the sole success of the Arab Spring pro-democracy movement after the nation&#039;s former autocratic government collapsed in 2011 following public protests.
                
But increasingly concerns are being expressed that it could return to an authoritarian system.

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