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'We will rise again': A new generation of Tunisians prepare for Ennahda's return
Ennahda, Tunisia's largest Islamist movement, faces repression under President Kais Saied but its youth wing remains optimistic about a resurgence. Ennahda supporters argue the movement has a history of overcoming political persecution and is preparing for a future beyond Saied's rule.
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