At Least 14 Dead in Tunisian Riots Over Rising Food Prices

The latest incidents are the deadliest in a wave of unrest which has lasted nearly a month.

Jan 10, 2011

Fourteen civilians have been killed in clashes with Tunisian police, official media and the government said, in the worst violence in the country for decades.

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