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.

How does the presence of three main powers in the government affect the political landscape in Tunisia?

What impression does the current government give regarding its experience and decision-making?