A line of voters wound around a polling station in Menzeh, Tunisia. The Ennahda Party was expected to do well.
(Amine Landoulsi/Associated Press)
Tunisians cast historic votes peacefully - and in long lines
A line of voters wound around a polling station in Menzeh, Tunisia. The Ennahda Party was expected to do well.
(Amine Landoulsi/Associated Press)
Millions of Tunisians cast votes on Sunday for an assembly to draft a new constitution, in a burst of pride and hope that after inspiring the regional revolt that is still shaking the Arab world, their small country could now lead the way to democracy.
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