Summer 2026: One Tunisians will remember
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- Tunisians are leaving behind a summer marked by the agricultural calendar, heatwaves and daily crises.
- In Tunisia’s rural memory and traditional agricultural calendar, Aug. 30 symbolically marks the start of autumn.
Tunisians are turning the page on a particularly difficult summer, shaped by the agricultural calendar, heatwaves and the crises of everyday life.
Aug. 30 is more than a date on the calendar. In rural memory and Tunisia’s traditional agricultural calendar, it symbolically marks the arrival of autumn, a new season beginning to show itself.
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