TUNIS, Tunisia — A month after the assassination of an opposition politician in Tunisia, a senior member of the ruling Ennahda party said Monday [March 4] their rivals' refusal to accept Islamists running the country is helping to stoke discord.
Amel Azzouz, a deputy in the National Constituent Assembly and member of Ennahda's Shura Council, said opposition forces have been "in shock" since her party gained control in Tunisia's first postrevolution elections in October 2011.
