Author Archives: Mabrouka

Openness, Transparency & Participative Democracy: Commitments of the Tunisian Government

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Mabrouka

The speech below, written by Mrs. Mabrouka M’Barek, Constituent Assembly member, and Mr. Hedi Ben Abbes, Secretary of State Foreign Affairs for the Americas and Asia, has been delivered on April 18th 2012 during the annual meeting of the Open Government Partnership … Continue reading →

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“Degage!”: The Heartbeat of Our Nation

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Mabrouka

It is fifteen months after the Tunisian revolution and finally, the first words of the constitution are being written. I am sitting in the Constitutional Commission in charge of writing the preamble, fundamental principles and amendments to the constitution. The … Continue reading →

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E-Newsletter April 2012: Preparing Opengov in Brasilia, Marthyr’s Day

Posted on April 22, 2012 by Mabrouka

Martyr’s Day Events: On April 9th, Tunisia witnessed serious police brutality against demonstrators participating in a march on Tunis’ main thoroughfare, Habib Bourguiba Avenue. The Congress for the Republic has responded to this brutality by: a. releasing a statement strongly … Continue reading →

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Programme électoral – Liste Amérique/reste Europe

Posted on October 13, 2011 by Mabrouka

Voici le programme électoral que Belgacem Chamakh, mon partenaire de liste, et moi même proposons :

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Les besoins de la diaspora tunisienne

Posted on October 12, 2011 by Mabrouka

Vidéo-réponse au débat HEC du 8 oct 2011. Question 2. Quelles sont les questions qui vous paraissent importantes pour les tunisiens et tunisiennes résidant en Amérique du Nord et que vous allez représenter ; quel est ,d’après vous, le « … Continue reading →

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Caïd Essebsi ne comprend rien en la démocratie multipartite

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Mabrouka

Caïd Essebsi, l’octogénaire premier ministre par intérim de la Tunisie, manque l’imagination politique de voir au-delà d’un “homme fort” unique pour diriger notre pays. Dans l’article du New York Times « Interim Tunisian Leader With Ties to Old Ruler Defends a … Continue reading →

Posted in opengov | Tagged BCE, constitution, good governance, open governement, opengov, openness, transparency, Tunisia | 8 Comments