Tunisians Mourn Protest Victims As Small Demonstrations Continue -- CNN
Tunis, Tunisia (CNN) -- Tunisia on Sunday ended a three-day mourning period for dozens of people killed in protests that ousted the country's long-term president.
As the mourning period came to a close, small protests broke out in the capital, Tunis.
Protesters have decried a new government formed in the wake of President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali's ouster.
They have called it a sham, and demanded that officials with connections to the old guard be fired.
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