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Talks to name new Tunisia PM suspended indefinitely

By AFP
Tunisia Tunisians hold portraits and national flags during a demonstration organized by unions outside the interior ministry on October 28, 2013.  By Fethi Belaid AFPFile
NOV 5, 2013 LISTEN
Tunisians hold portraits and national flags during a demonstration organized by unions outside the interior ministry on October 28, 2013. By Fethi Belaid (AFP/File)

Tunis (AFP) - Tunisia's ruling Islamists and the opposition failed Monday to agree on a new prime minister to steer the country out of a political crisis and talks have now been suspended indefinitely, the mediator said.

"We have decided to suspend the national dialogue until there are favourable grounds for talks to succeed," said Houcine Abassi, head of the UGTT union federation which is mediating the crisis.

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