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Depuis des années, on a toujours vu dans les rues de Tunis des étalages de marchands ambulants, vendant tantôt des cigarettes, tantôt des babioles en tout genre. Dans la rue, on peut en effet tout acheter. Même des vêtements. L’article le plus drôle étant sans nul doute des babouches Louis Vuitton, symbole par excellence de la copie made in China, poussant à son paroxysme le mauvais goût d’un mensonge auquel on ne croit pas.


source: Mille et Une Tunisie

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