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Tunisia: hundreds still leaving the country after the revolution

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Despite the promise of a new beginning after its revolution, Tunisia is seeing a wave of immigrants leaving the uncertainties there behind. The uprising has also scared off foreign visitors and left the tourism industry in crisis. But despite its troubles, the Tunisian story has led to popular demands for change throughout several Arab states.

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