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00:11 following the terrible earthquake of September 8th,
00:15 thanks to the efforts of the various stakeholders
00:19 for reopening roads and the resumption of economic and commercial activities.
00:23 The echoes underline the strong will of the residents of this region
00:27 to turn the page of this earthquake that has affected the daily life of their lives.
00:31 450 students from schools damaged by the earthquake in the municipality of Eix-Omdis
00:37 were transferred to classes of the group of schools in Eix-Moussa.
00:41 The census of damaged habitats has begun.
00:46 A study cabinet has been designated to assess the damage.
00:49 And know that more than 500 architects are mobilized for reconstruction.
00:53 This is what we read at the UNDEL-ALEM.
00:55 The Ministry of the Interior convenes meetings and even summons employees
00:59 who have held positions of responsibility in the past in the regions affected by the earthquake
01:04 in order to gather their knowledge of the terrain and the population.
01:08 The reconstruction of the damaged areas should not affect the 2024 financial law project,
01:15 especially if it is done within the norms and in which the time is a matter of liberation.
01:20 For Richem Atouch, professor of economics at the University of Mohamed V of Rabat,
01:25 there will be no radical change,
01:27 but just adjustments and macroeconomic or rather budgetary balances between expenses and resources.
01:33 In other words, there will be changes, but of minimal order,
01:36 since the reconstruction efforts related to the earthquake will not be supported by the state budget,
01:42 but by a special fund.
01:43 And to specify that there is a special impact of the resources
01:46 that does not fall within the framework of the criminal budget.
01:49 In the meantime, nothing holds back the inflation in galloping.
01:53 The price index has recorded an increase of 5% in August 2023, reports the Economist.
02:00 This increase is due to the increase in the food product index of 10.4%
02:06 and that of non-food products of 1.3%.
02:10 More than 2,500 migrants were rescued off the coast of Tunisia in four days.
02:15 Hespress quotes the Tunisian Coast Guard,
02:20 which was able to stop 74 attempts at clandestine migration,
02:23 allowing to rescue 1,837 sub-Saharan and 379 Tunisians.
02:30 During the first eight months of the year in progress,
02:32 the Tunisian coasts have seen the total number of irregular migrants
02:36 attempting to clandestinely rally Europe,
02:38 increased to 39,568 according to the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights.
02:45 Capitalisme tells the success story of this Tunisian clandestine who became a businessman in Italy.
02:51 It's a story that deserves to be brought to the cinema,
02:54 and it will probably be, according to Capitaliste.
02:57 Taha Omri entered Italy without a paper in the 1990s,
03:01 and today he is the CEO of Omifer,
03:04 a company specialised in the construction and assembly of metal mills,
03:09 whose turnover this year reached 25 million euros.
03:14 Yesterday, Tunisia plunged into darkness for several hours.
03:18 It's one of the most important blackouts in the country's history.
03:21 Webdo proposes a story of the biggest power outages in Tunisia.
03:26 The most famous power outage dates back to 2002.
03:30 Tunisians were not able to follow the World Cup final in its entirety,
03:36 due to a power outage.
03:39 While the meeting between Brazil and Germany began at noon,
03:44 the power outage was interrupted.
03:48 If the authorities mentioned a technical failure,
03:51 some accused the regime of provoking the blackout
03:54 to limit the broadcast of a show
03:57 presenting an investigation into the Travelsy family,
04:00 which was broadcast on one of the foreign channels.
04:03 That's all for the Maghreb Press Review.
04:05 Thank you for watching. Have a good day.
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