They once believed that the Arab Spring would yield stability, but Tunisians are now fleeing their home country in droves
TUNIS, Tunisia—Record numbers of Tunisians are leaving the country after a decade of economic turmoil and the government’s turn toward authoritarianism, dimming hopes that a younger generation can build a future in theThe flood of Tunisian émigrés spans socioeconomic classes, with professionals, the working class and the destitute
represented among those fleeing, asand gas, and the government pulls back from subsidizing basic items such as sugar and rice. Inflation has reached nearly 10% this year, and economists say a $1.9 billion International Monetary Fund loan secured by President Kais Saied isn’t enough to pull the country of 12 million people back from the brink.
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