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Tunisia | Oct 6, 2019

Intel: Tunisia’s Islamic conservatives bounce back in parliamentary polls

Exit polls from Sunday's nationwide parliamentary elections suggest that the pro-Islamic Ennahda came in first, followed by the newly established Qalb Tounes, or Heart of Tunisia, led by jailed tycoon Nabil Karaoui, who will be in the Oct. 13 presidential runoff.

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