The Position of the Afaq Movement (Tunisia) on Internal Political Issues 1963-1969
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As a result of the difficult economic conditions that Tunisia experienced in the sixties of the twentieth century, especially after obtaining complete independence and the nationalization of most colonial projects in Tunisia, which led to the exit of most of the French and European settlers from it, and thus the exodus of foreign capital, which was the mainstay of the Tunisian economy, which led to the deterioration of the situation The economic situation in Tunisia due to the vacuum created by the exit of foreign capital, which prompted the Tunisian regime to search for solutions to fill that vacuum and improve the economic situation, so it began to move from the liberal free economy to the socialist direction in the economy without in-depth study of it, which eventually led to the deterioration of people’s conditions This made the opposition parties and movements, especially the Afaq movement (Tunisia), criticize the economic policy adopted by the Tunisian regime, which called for an in-depth review to study the country’s economic structure and to develop urgent and immediate plans to improve the economic situation in Tunisia. The economic situation of Tunisia, therefore, the position of the Afaq movement on all the internal policies pursued by the Tunisian regime is in opposition to it Her call for the regime to open more for freedom and to involve all other political forces in drawing up an internal policy that can bring the country to safety.
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