Tunis — "The date of the next elections must not exceed, in any case, the end of the year 2014," President of the Independent Higher Authority for the Elections (ISIE) Mohamed Chafik Sarsar asserted on Friday.
After a meeting with Interim Prime Minister Ali Larayedh, ISIE President explained that fixing the date of the elections depends on two determinant factors namely the promulgation of the Constitution and the elaboration of the electoral law.
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