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Tunisia, United States
Why Ghannouchi retained Burson

While he hasn’t given in to American pressure to allow his rival Hamadi Jebali to run for president (MC 1124) [...]

Published on 25/09/2014 at 23:01 GMT

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Tunisia, United States
Why Ghannouchi retained Burson

Tunisia
Burson-Marsteller beefs up Ghannouchi's PR

Tunisia
Saudi lobbyist Sessums to work for Ennahda

Spotlight | Tunisia
Ghannouchi makes triumphant return to London

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Emmanuel Dupuy plays PR man for Ghannouchi

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Khalifa Shariha, financier of Tripoli's lobbying in Europe

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Ennahda still turning on the charm

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Vexed, Jebali dreams of 2019

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U.S. wants Jebali to run for top job

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Ghannouchi frets over presidential vote

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Darling of U.S., Jebali snubs Qatar

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Washington seems to regret Jebali era