VOICED: One year on from the Tunisian revolution

The transcript discusses Tunisia's political landscape following assembly elections, highlighting the challenges in drafting a new constitution and implementing reforms. Despite the establishment of a coalition government, the slow pace of parliamentary reform and ongoing economic crisis, with high unemployment rates, frustrate many Tunisians. Concerns about the potential monopolization of power by the leading party are addressed, with assurances of a balanced power distribution. Criticism arises regarding the coalition's lack of harmony and experience, leaving Tunisians eager for more effective governance.

What is the primary task of the assembly elected in Tunisia?

• To draft a new constitution

• To implement economic reforms

• To establish a new monarchy

• To organize a national census

What is one of the main concerns regarding the slow pace of parliamentary reform in Tunisia?

• It may lead to a military coup

• It frustrates many Tunisians

• It could result in a new monarchy

• It might cause a financial crisis

Which party holds the most seats in the Tunisian assembly?

• The Conservative Party

• The Liberal Party

• The Moderate Islamist Party

• The Socialist Party

What is a major criticism of the Tunisian coalition government?

• It is too experienced

• It has a strong military influence

• It lacks harmony in decision-making

• It is too fast in implementing reforms

What impression does the current Tunisian government give according to critics?

• A government with strong international support

• An inexperienced government

• A harmonious and united government

• An experienced and efficient government