After the decision of his dismissal, Tunisian PM Mechichi speaks out

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The dismissed head of the Tunisian government, Hichem Mechichi, announced in a press release his position with regard to the exceptional measures taken on July 25, 2021, by the President of the Republic. Mechichi assured that he took office in one of the most difficult times in the country.

Tunis, July 26 (DP.net).– The dismissed head of government, Hichem Mechichi, announced in a press release his position with regard to the exceptional measures taken on July 25, 2021, by the President of the Republic.

Mechichi assured that he took office in one of the most difficult times in the country, in a situation of economic and social crisis.

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French president asks Lithuania to send troops to Mali

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  • President Emmanuel Macron has asked Lithuania to contribute to a military mission in Mali
  • In early June, the French leader announced that France's Barkhane operation in Mali would be replaced by a broader international mission. 

Vilnus, July 17.– President Macron sent a letter to Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda in late June, which had not been previously reported. France has been trying to secure support from Lithuanian politicians for its request to contribute troops to the so-called Takuba task force, a European special forces mission helping Mali's forces to fight jihadists.

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Cuban government cuts off access to popular social media, messaging apps, to quell uprising

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The Cuban government has cut off access to numerous social media and messaging apps in what appears to be an attempt to disrupt the organizing efforts of anti-government protesters.

 Havana, July 12 (DP.net).– Access to Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Telegram was denied by the Cuban government as protests that began on Sunday continued to spread throughout the country.

Curiously, access to Twitter has been allowed to continue unfettered.

Cuba’s coronavirus infection numbers broke records last week, with the country reporting 6,750 cases and 31 deaths. Members of the country’s opposition party claim the numbers are much higher. Rising coronavirus cases paired with a scarcity of medicine and lack of access to a vaccine have left the country reeling.

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