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Tunisian policemen face protesters during a demonstration against the former ruling party Constitutional Democratic Rally (RCD) in central Tunis, Tunisia, 18 January 2011. Tunisia's reappointed Prime Minister Mohamed Gha...

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Tunisian policemen face protesters during a demonstration against the former ruling party Constitutional Democratic Rally (RCD) in central Tunis, Tunisia, 18 January 2011. Tunisia's reappointed Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi unveiled an interim power-sharing government on 17 January, in which several members of former president Zine el-Abidine ben Ali's regime retained their posts but the opposition also took control of key dossiers. Demonstrators demanding that all ministers of the old regime must resign were met with tear gas and gun shots. Photo by STR

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