صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
- My press –The political and economic arena lives inTunisiaIn the midst of a heated debate in conjunction with the preparation and discussion ofNew draft finance...
- The official directives of the Tunisian presidency focus on refusing to approve additional tax burdens that burden employees and small enterprises, with a callF...
صحافة بلادي — My press –The political and economic arena lives inTunisiaIn the midst of a heated debate in conjunction with the preparation and discussion ofNew draft finance law, whereTunisian President Kais SaiedDuring the ministerial councils and presidential meetings at the Carthage Palace, the need to dedicateSocial justice, regional balance, and alleviating tax pressureAt a time when the Tunisian street and opposition forces raise a burning question in the face of the government:“Where are the concrete solutions against the flames of prices, the shortage of basic materials, and the erosion of purchasing power?”.
The official directives of the Tunisian presidency focus on refusing to approve additional tax burdens that burden employees and small enterprises, with a callFinance and Budget Committee of the House of People’s RepresentativesTo imposeAusterity in state administrative management expensesRelying on personal resources and private companies, in an attempt to avoid difficult external borrowing conditions and secure public budget balances in a complex regional and international circumstance, similar to the open financial discussions in the Maghreb region, includingEconomic and social trends of financial laws for the year 2027.
Inflation pressures and purchasing power put the Tunisian government to the test in the street
However, daily economic figures in Tunisian markets reveal a clear gap between the official discourse and the living reality. As it indicatesReports of Tunisian economists and professional organizationsUntil the continuing inflationary pressures and the difficulty of mobilizing internal and external financing are directly reflected inTunisian Citizen’s StandAnd the abundance of some subsidized consumer goods, which makes low-income and middle-class families bear the greatest cost of the financial crisis.
The Tunisian opposition and union activists warn of the “crisis management budget”
In its reading of the implications of government financial trends, it considersSpectrums of the Tunisian opposition and trade union and human rights activistsBeing satisfied with social slogans without structural reform of the investment system and business climate will not get the Tunisian economy out of the cycle of recession, stressing that the Tunisian citizen is waitingCreating real job opportunities for unemployed youth and providing basic materials at affordable pricesInstead of simply transferring financial crises from one year to another.
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