11 Jun 2012 17:27
NPR.org--Revolutionary Road Trip - After Censorship, Tunisian Bookseller Faces Dilemma
Revolutionary Road: From Carthage To Cairo
| As Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep travels to Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, listen to this 24/7 stream of music he will hear along his travels � from traditional folk music to underground hip-hop to the hits that dominate the Arabic pop charts. Read_More |
[4 min 18 sec]
June 8, 2012
The tables have turned for one bookshop owner in Tunis, who had to operate under censorship during the dictatorship of Zine el Abidine Ben Ali. After having to fight
for decades to sell the books she wanted, there is now one volume she doesn't particularly want on her shelves. The former dictator's hated wife, Leila Trabelsi, has come out with her version of the facts, called My Truth.
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