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It’s already past 11pm, and here’s a summary of the most important information for the day, August 6, 2024.
Isie – Submitted 17 presidential candidate documents
Aymen Boughattas, a member of the Independent High Electoral Authority (Isie), said in a media statement on Tuesday, August 6, 2024, that the agency received 17 presidential candidate files on the last day of the application submission period. Aymen Boughattas noted that the agency will review the files for four days before announcing the preliminary list of selected files on Sunday, August 11, 2024.
Kais Said heads to ISIS again to submit sponsorship
The President of the Republic, Kais Saied, visited the headquarters of the Independent High Electoral Authority (ISIE) on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. Photos taken by journalists on the scene, especially colleagues from Tumidia, showed the presidential candidate getting out of the car and heading to the headquarters. He brought back other boxes of citizen sponsorship, and also sponsorship from delegates.
Controversy surrounding Announcement 3: Response from the Ministry of the Interior
The Ministry of Interior stated that it has provided Notice No. 3 to any individual who requested it and that it will not do so only to those who are subject to legal proceedings or are included in the wanted list. Recently, there has been a strong controversy over the failure to deliver Notice No. 3 to several people who wanted to participate in the presidential election scheduled for October 6, 2024. According to a press release issued on August 6, 2024, the Ministry of Interior confirmed that individuals who did not receive Notice No. 3 were informed of the number and date of the case related to them.
Nizar Zahari: I have decided not to run in the presidential election
Nizar Chaâri released a video on Tuesday, August 6, 2024, announcing his decision not to participate in the elections scheduled for October 6. Nizar Chaâri pointed out the multiple obstacles, injustices and discrimination encountered in the process. Therefore, he said that he would rather remain patient and adapt to the requirements of the situation. “We will not withdraw from the fight, but just postpone it to the appropriate place and time.”
The water situation in Tunisia remains worrying. According to the report of the National Agricultural Observatory (Onagri) on August 6, 2024, the water storage rate of dams is only 25.4%. The water storage of Tunisian dams has decreased by 209.18 million cubic meters (-25.99%) compared with the average level of the past three years. Its discharge is 595.36 million cubic meters, while the three-year average discharge is 804.53 million cubic meters.
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