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2004-10-28
Tunisian Weekly Resumes Publication
Tunisia's Arabic language opposition weekly El Mustakbel (The Future), resumed publishing in the weeks leading up to Sunday's (24 October) presidential and legislative elections. The new edition includes articles about the opposition party's programme and a number of national and international issues. The editor said publication was halted due to financial problems. (albawaba.com)
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