Tunis — Caretaker President Moncef Marzouki said the Tunisian Revolution "today derives its strengthen from its National Army, Republican Police, civil society and mature people. It does not, therefore, need any organisation that could turn into partisan militia, he indicated.
In a speech delivered Wednesday at Carthage Palace on the celebration of the 57th anniversary of Independence, President Marzouki called for turning leagues for protection of the Revolution into national associations committed, through acts and speech, to political and cultural construction.
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