this atmosphere of people being wonder out, people being unhopeful will hopefully being changed. >> why is it taking so long though, to come up with a solution? this is one of the most powerful men in tunisia, spent most of his life in exile. >> now the train that has brought us to this situation is on track. we will crown our situation with a free election. >> trying to agree on a new constitution and appointing an electoral body. but most people here aren't satisfied with just a political solution. they want security, too. in central tunisia, thousands of people demonstrated against wednesday's killing of eight policemen. according to the government, they were targeted by members of an extremist group. this was the latest in a series of attacks across the country. all of this uncertainty have left shopkeepers waiting for customers. tourism is done. tunisians don't want to spend money. >> i blame the politicians for this. who else? citizens are not involved. >> outside the office of the prime minister, a group of young student protest against the current crisis. impossible just three y

this atmosphere of people being worn out, unhopeful will hopefully be changed. >> why is it taking so long to come up with a decision. >> reporter: he spent most of his life in exile. without his blessing these talks never would have started. >> now the train that will take us out of this crisis is on track. this will get us to our station in the next few months. we'll crown our resolution with a fre democracy, the first in te arab world. >> reporter: most people here are not satisfied with a political solution. they want security, too. [ protesters ] >> in central t tunisia thousans demonstrated against the killing of eight policemen. according to government they were targeted by an extremist group. this is the latest of a series of attacks around the country. all of this uncertainty has left shop keepers to wait for customers. tourism is down. tunisians don't want to spend money. he's counting the cost of the revolution. >> reporter: i blame the politicians for this. who else. they are not involved. >> reporter: outside of the office of the prime minister, a group protest against cr

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