Olfa Hamdi & Anthony Kim, RCWorld On Sunday, July 25, Tunisian President Kais Saied temporarily suspended the democratically elected Parliament and imposed a national curfew, using the military to enforce these decisions. To justify these extraordinary steps, Saied cited an article of Tunisia's constitution that allows the president to take "exceptional measures" in the event of imminent threats to national institutions, independence or the functioning of public powers.
