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Tunisia experienced a significant surge in social unrest during the summer of 2026, with protest activity reaching levels more than three times higher than those recorded in the previous year. According to data reported by Leconomiste Maghrebin, the country recorded 1,093 protest actions in August 2026.
This figure remains consistent with the high volume of activity observed in July 2026, during which 1,101 protest movements were documented. The primary drivers of this social discontent have been identified as issues surrounding access to water, electricity supply, and conditions within the prison system.
The reported 1,093 actions in August represent a substantial increase compared to the same period in 2025. These protests have been concentrated across various regions, reflecting ongoing public frustration regarding essential services and institutional management.
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