In Tunis, the regent of Carthage became a kind of reference for the Tunisians. It stop me in the street, it takes me photograph m'ivite the journalists' union, in foundations or prestigious for a signing in the largest bookstores in Tunis. All these expressions of sympathy are clearly excessive in relation to what is normal journalistic work. He had more courage to report and read the Regent in Tunisia to write in France. Nevertheless, in the spirit of the Tunisians, the book has played the role of telegrams départemetn state on the entourage of former mafia quasi President: clicking sounds than anything else was possible that an end was beginning to reign in 2009.
This book, written with Caherine Graciet and with the help of our Tunisian friends, opponents, exiled or ordinary citizens, has already been sold to 5000 copies Tunis, which is huge in payx eleven million people, including a majority of the population is Arabic. Released also tapes or on the Net, the book had an impact that I never imagined. "We did not know," say many Tunisians. "It was the sign as elsewhere, people realized what we éétions going through," say the most sophisticated.
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