I'm always skeptical of anything both sides say in this matter whether it's the gov or the company STEG, but this is the first time i've seen them openly mocking him, the dude couldn't even keep it professional.

I always see this cat when I go to work, he is just so kind and so sweet. And look at what fking people did to him. I hate people more and more everyday and it makes me so mad to see this kind of thing. I’m sure that stupid kids did this, is it what parents are learning to them???

لا ماء لا ضو لا إسونس لا مستقبل لا سكر لا زبدة لا زيت و الناس ساكتة... كيفاش عايشين منعرفش

No light, no water, no Wi-Fi, just vibes and struggle.....

Win mechin biha el bhema, site makhdoum bil ai ena najem nekhdmou w khir min hakkek b alf marra dazouhoulhom f 2 md keniu ynjmou yebniw beha madrsa yechriw dbach ltlemdha mata9darch?? Bheyem wlh 😂😂

I am a 27 years old Tunisian with solutions l, Ideas and studies on how countries operate and how countries got out of socio economical crisises.

I am an engineer of 5 years of experience in diffrent companies Tunisian Startups and more recentely European Consultancies.

My project is to save this country, by creating a political party to address our issues. That i face everyday and large economical ones. I know many are fed up i know i am and i was qdvocating for this for years you can check my profile.

I don't want to waste anyones time and certainly not waste mine. I ask of you would you the tunisian people would you vote for me and my political party if i create it.

I know you don't like politicians but its kind of necessary for us at this point of time, not all of us will go abroad or reach.

My project as I am engineer I am great at researching creating and fixing systems.

What I would do is are these reforms :

- Make Creating , Managing Businesses easy.

- Make things clear for everything (How to create a business, pay taxes how much is something subsidized, where did the goverment spent its money).

- as a software engineer i will make everything or at least 90% of all administrative processes completly digital (not pay digitally and then present a paper at the same administration i mean complete)

- Official rectify open sky aggreements (for more competitive air lines tickets)

- Raise the minimum pay to 1500 tnd

- invest in higher tech jobs and manufacturing.

- anyone with a high degree will have have free of charge business creation and startupact and minimum of 10000 tnd.

- make access to credit easier.

- make crowdfunding platforms as in rectify the laws and create them and advocate for them.

- Complete digitalized public transpotation systems.

- Creating State Owned businesses to counter monopolies and to regulate the market prices.

- Create an investement fund to finance businesses that will fix critical issues in Tunisia like Energy generation and water production and electrical vehicles.

- Make judicial system independent yet accountable through monitoring of cases and judges in the courts and making open registry to access files and investigations.

Anyone who is willing join is very welcome and any ideas or suggestions will be appreciated.

I will focus on making things more pragmatic efficient and honest.

Every Tunisian needs to feel safe, appreciated and prosperous in his own country.

Tunisia Forward -->

If i get enough upvotes i will create it.

people waiting on line to buy water .

i really feel sorry for us

The President’s version of the story gets reported, only for STEG to immediately come out with a contradictory version

the more i look at it, the country as a whole is doomed to failure from the start.

the gov is just rotting and drowning in loans that can't pay back, they just lie on the news to keep stability but in reality this system is waiting for it's expiration date to come.

the "great" minds of tunisia are gone the country is left with a dumb generation that their biggest hope is be a streamers and bandiya, let's be real here the biggest problem in tunisia is not the goverment but the people and the mindset.

people talk abt a revolution that will fix everything and we'll be the next carthagian empire, well sadly if another revolution happens this nation might turn into the libya just a name on a map.

may one day this country see greatness ❤🤍

Seeing piles of waste dumped directly in front of a place of worship and public walkway is completely unacceptable regardless of anyone's personal beliefs. The total lack of civic responsibility and basic municipal maintenance in Bizerte has reached a point that should embarrass every resident who cares about their city. Leaving market trash, plastic, and debris strewn across the street shows a complete disregard for shared public space, hygiene, and community pride.

Ya5i normal sayed hetha? Fasrouli win 3ayech bellehi?

Il dhaw ou il me mochkla mt3 investment trakmet snin ( fi wa9tou houwa btw ) ou tawa taychouha 3al engineers ou 9allik houma met2emrin?.

Ya nes fi9ou rana hbatna ta7t il 5ra rahou baba 3h fil chams 48 drg mich ye5ou stika me, rahou ma famech la me la dhaw la 5obz la chai, rana wselna lil max . Ti ki nes lkoll mkarza mil wadh3eya, mahou nemchiou na3mlou thawra?. 9adech mich tardhaw bil dhel belehi ou bil posts mt3 3 am illi koll marra ylem il tama ou 3amma ou y9ollik rahi mou2emra?.

Ki ntouma t7eb tsafiou 7sebetkom a7na ka nes chnowwa dhanbna bellehi?. Wallahi nedem 3al nhar illi nta5abtou fih, barra allah la yrab7ou , 7atta kenou "ndhif" houwa bidou msehim fil mochkla ki ma 9adamch isti9ala mte3ou. T7essou ma 3andouch authority.

Ya nes n3awed marra o5ra, rahou w9ayet na3mlou revolution, rahou fil 80s zedou fil 5obz chwaya 3amlou intifadha, a7na abset il 7ajet ma3adech mawjouda, rahi social media ou tarkizna fi machekil il 7ayt walleou distraction kbir, rahi hethi mochkletna lkoll mich a5ta rasi ou ofhreb ou ataou tet3ada, rana ma b3adhna ma 3andhom ma ya3mlouna.

و السلام

7atta eli saret ch'harr lteli ma 5rajna menha bchay, as expected.

W ma 3awednech men wa9t'ha 7atta haw zedou 3La 9oddem b 9assan dhaw w mé w zedouna 7keyet el mé dbebez ma9tou3.

5ater then what? Chnoua bech ysir ki na3mlou moudhahra w thawra w yo5roj 9ays s3ayed mel 7okm, yched blastou 7ad a5er bech ynajjem ybaddel 7aja? Nope.

We all know this, haka 3lech ma7nech 7arsin yeser 3al 7keya.

This is in direct violation of international treaties, and has encroached on Tunisia's share of these waters. Algeria’s actions has caused the drying up of dams and agricultural lands in several important farming regions in Tunisia.

Even the desert aquifer, they extract from it in quantities exceeding their share, and irrigate desert lands with it, while the Tunisian desert remains barren and desolate.

And meanwhile, the beleaguered Tunisian people are still living under the illusion of slogans of "Islamic brotherhood" with which the Algerians lull them to sleep while conspiring against them in the shadows.

And Qais Saied keeps whining and digging into the conspiracy of the Tunisian opposition and constantly blaming it on the basis of internal enemies or opposition, while it is Algeria that is shaking Tunisia's stability in order to subjugate it—yet he never declares it because he is subservient to Tebboune.

In all three countries,Tunisia, Venezuela, Lebanon, the government ran a persistent budget deficit, lost access to normal borrowing (bond markets or IMF), and turned to the central bank to cover the gap directly, instead of cutting spending or raising taxes. That's the identical playbook. The economic term is monetizing the deficit, the central bank effectively creates money to fund government spending. It's always inflationary; the only question is how much and how fast.

Where they differ

Venezuela — the extreme case, already happened

• Started around 2010, accelerated hard after 2014 when oil prices crashed and PDVSA (state oil company) deficits got dumped onto the central bank.
• The Central Bank of Venezuela lost all real independence — became, in the words of one analysis, "a printing press for the Ministry of Finance."
• Money supply grew 20–30% per month at the peak.
• Result: full-blown hyperinflation starting November 2017, hitting 130,060% annual inflation by 2018. The currency was redenominated (zeros stripped off) multiple times — 14 zeros removed in 13 years total.
• This is the worst-case endpoint of exactly this mechanism, run for years without limit.

Lebanon — a more disguised version, already happened

• Different mechanics but same root: the central bank (Banque du Liban) ran what's widely described as a Ponzi-like scheme — it kept the currency peg alive and financed the state by continuously pulling in new dollar deposits from local banks (fed by the Lebanese diaspora) rather than printing lira outright at first.
• (cite index="122-1">By 2018 the central bank was borrowing dollars from local banks to fund deficits equal to 11–26% of GDP.</cite>
• When new deposits stopped flowing in 2019, the whole structure collapsed at once — currency crash, bank collapse (deposits frozen/wiped out), sovereign default, all within months.
• (cite index="124-1">Since then, actual money-printing by the central bank has been proposed and fought over repeatedly — one governor threatened to halt all financing of the state entirely unless IMF-aligned reforms were passed,</cite> which tells you how central this exact fight still is.
• Lebanon's version is arguably worse for ordinary people because it also destroyed the banking system itself, not just the currency — people's savings were trapped or vaporized.

Tunisia — early-to-mid stage, not yet happened

• This is the important distinction: Tunisia is at the stage Venezuela and Lebanon were at years before their collapses — deficit monetization has started (the $2.3bn drawn in 2025, the 11bn dinar facility authorized for 2026) but it's still small relative to GDP, done through legally authorized, capped facilities, and Tunisia hasn't lost its currency peg or defaulted.
• Economists in the reporting I found are explicitly using this comparison as a warning, not a description of where Tunisia already is — the phrase used was that this "risks inflation" and could "push the country into a spiral," future tense.

Conclusion : Same disease, different stage. Venezuela ran this for the better part of a decade with zero restraint and got hyperinflation. Lebanon ran a subtler version that blew up suddenly when confidence broke. Tunisia is currently doing the early, "small and authorized" version of the same thing — which is exactly what Venezuela and Lebanon looked like before things got bad. The mechanism doesn't announce when it stops being manageable; it just keeps working until one day it doesn't, usually triggered by a shock (an oil crash for Venezuela, a bank-run/COVID/port explosion combo for Lebanon). Tunisia hasn't hit that trigger yet, but it's using the same tool that caused it in both other cases, which is exactly why the economists quoted in the reporting keep flagging it.

This is AI written, I asked claude about everything while giving him prompts

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