The party of Tunisia's interim President, Moncef Marzouki, yesterday, February 11, 2013 announced it was reversing its decision to withdraw from the coalition government while talks continue on a political crisis worsened by the killing of an opposition politician.
Mohamed Abbou, Secretary General of the secular Congress for the Republic, CPR, told a news conference that the party that decided last weekend to pull out of the government would stay on for a week. The CPR is one of two junior non-Islamist partners in a coalition dominated by the Islamist Ennahda party.
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