Abeer Moussa: The demands of the street to remove Ghannouchi can be met through Parliament

The head of the Free Constitutional Party, Abeer Moussa, said in a press conference that the demands of the street to remove Ghannouchi can be met through parliament, and that all components of civil society support the movements of the Free Constitutional Party against the project of the Renaissance movement, and Ghannouchi was alleged in statements reported by the Tunisian Mosaique website, earlier Tunisia is experiencing a transitional situation that may facilitate the task of some inclining towards practices through which it tries to corrupt this essential institution in the democratic project, which is the parliament, but we remain committed to the internal system of the council that we are working to alter until we stop or limit some strange and sometimes violent behaviors.

Al-Ghannouchi added: "There are forces in our society that have not yet accepted democracy in its pluralistic core meaning, and have not left their position that Ennahda should rule or participate in governance, and it is absent from them that democracy does not exist unless the competitors exchange recognition."

Regarding a new document to withdraw confidence from him after the expiration of the six-month period since the last vote, the Speaker of Parliament said: `` People forget that crises and instability are part of the nature of transitional periods that are often characterized by emerging from one crisis and entering another, and we have many examples in the distant and near human history. Moreover, and according to the civil wars, coups, and rupture of homelands that characterized those periods, from this standpoint and by comparison, the Tunisian ideal can be considered a case of success and perhaps it is the only success in the region and in the context of the Arab Spring revolutions, and the costs for freedom can be considered minor compared to what the revolutions incurred. She got up in the area, stumbled, and her wind was gone. But the advocates of the counterrevolution and its proponents always resort to exaggerating matters and calling for woe and eruption. "

He continued, "I have previously said that I was elected by the majority of my colleagues. Everyone knows that the goal of repeating these attempts, which have become not without their absurdity, is political par excellence and aims at minimizing the parliamentary institution, straining the atmosphere and preventing the achievement of stability."