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The political stand-off in Tunisia intensified on 1 April after the anti-terrorism police summoned Islamist leader Rachid Ghannouchi who was accused by President Kaïs Saïed of conspiring against state security...
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At an online meeting on 27 January with members of parliament which has been suspended since last July Ennahda leader Rachid Ghannouchi struck a defiant posture against President Kaïs Saïed's attempt to rule by fiat and rewrite the constitution...
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Rachid Ghannouchi leader since Ennahda's clandestine creation in 1981 has outlived his welcome but couldn't resist the temptation to become speaker of a dysfunctional Assemblée des représentants du peuple (ARP – parliament) in November 2019 rather than encourage new blood...
Most divided in its response is the Islamist party Ennahda the largest in the country and headed by the speaker of parliament Rachid Ghannouchi...
Not so said the country's largest party the Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated Ennahda party led by parliamentary speaker Rachid Ghannouchi 2011 interim President Moncef Marzouki and several other parties including the main opposition party Qalb Tounes the hardline Islamist Karama Alliance and the Workers' Party formerly the Communist Party...
Public confidence in the political elite is at an all-time low especially with Mechichi and the speaker of parliament and former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood party Ennahda Rachid Ghannouchi being perceived to be manipulating the situation (AC Vol 61 No 15 In search of confidence)...
It has lodged a no confidence motion against Ennahda leader and Parliamentary Speaker Rachid Ghannouchi...
Ennahda's governing council had initially proposed its own leader Rached Ghannouchi for the post...
There are those in Ennahda who think that it is finally time for its veteran leader Rached Ghannouchi to become prime minister (AC Vol 60 No 16 New faces old enmities)...
Their great rival the Islamist Hizb Ennahda's leader Cheikh Rachid Ghannouchi again declined to run...
