Tunis: Tunisia’s President Kais Saied said on Wednesday that the country is being run by a "mafia" and pledged to fight corrupt politicians. "This is a state with two regimes, an apparent regime, that of the institutions, and a real regime, that of the mafia that governs Tunisia," Saied said in a video posted on the presidency’s Facebook page. "I will not engage in dialogue with thieves," he added.
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