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In its first-ever debate dedicated to a national context, Munathara asked the question: Is Tunisia on the right path? The October 23, 2012 deadline for Tunisia’s National Constituent Assembly to conclude its work had just passed, and many were wondering if the ruling Ennahda party had taken Tunisia on the right path.

Held in Tunis’s Africa Hotel, overlooking Habib Bourguiba Avenue - the cradle of the Arab revolutions - the debate featured Ajmi Lourimi, Vice President of the Ennahda movement, and opposition politician Yassine Brahim, Secretary-General of the Tunisian Republican Party. They were joined by Musabaqat Munathara #DD6 winners Oumayma Theiri and Nasser Benzine. 18-year old Oumayma, from the Tunisian town of El Kef, was widely hailed as “the discovery of the Munathara” for her outstanding debate skills.

#DD6 was also the debate cycle during which Munathara launched its Android and iOS applications, which allow for participation in our debates using only a smart phone. The full debate was broadcast on El Hiwar TV in Tunisia.

Round 1
Round 2

The debate started with an audience vote: 40% for the motion - 51% against the motion

The team for the motion won the debate, the audience voted in the end of the debate: 45% for the motion - 51% against the motion

==ar==

هل تونس تحت حكم حزب النهضة على المسار الصحيح؟

تصويت الجمهور في بداية الحلقة: 40% مع الأطروحة - 51% ضد الأطروحة

انتهت الحلقة بفوز الفريق المؤيد للأطروحة حيث كانت نتيجة التصويت النهائي: 45% مع الأطروحة - 51% ضد الأطروحة

==en== #DD6 Is Tunisia on the Right Path? ==ar== DD6: هل تونس على المسار الصحيح؟
Saturday, November 10, 2012

Speakers For:

Ajmi Lourimi
Oumayma Theiri

Speakers Against:

Yassine Brahim
Nasser Benzine

Moderator

Rim Saaidia

Location

Tunis, Tunisia

Language

Tunisian Arabic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh7jGCywsFA
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