Jamel Ezzedini

28/12/12 11:31 CET

1993-2013: 20 years of story-telling

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As euronews celebrates its 20th birthday, Jamal Ezzedini, a journalist with the Arabic service, tells how he covered the Arab Spring uprising in Tunisia.

He describes what it was like to see his own country liberated from a dictatorship.

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