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2012-04-16
Gafsa clashes resume
Clashes between jobless Tunisian youths and police resumed Sunday (April 15th) in the small town of Om Laarayes, Gafsa province, Tunisie Numerique reported. The conflict began Saturday when the Phosphate Company of Gafsa (CPG) announced its new job offers.
Gafsa clashes over the CPG recruiting policy date back to March of 2011.
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