The article highlights the increasing trend of Tunisians turning to online smuggling networks for migration to Europe due to the country's severe financial crisis and political instability. The tragic death of 16-year-old Aboubakr Gaceur during an attempted migration underscores the dangers involved. The Kazawi army, a smuggling network, facilitates these perilous journeys, often through the Balkan route, despite the high costs and risks. The economic hardships, exacerbated by global price increases and political turmoil, have driven over 13,000 Tunisians to seek better opportunities abroad this year. The article also discusses the role of social media in organizing these migrations and the EU's efforts to curb illegal migration.

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The Tunisian Football Federation is introducing financial rewards for 'ideal' supporters to tackle stadium violence, with recent incidents including a riot at an Esperance vs. JS Kabylie game. The FTF's president, Wadia Jariaa, discussed the issue with Tunisia's interior minister, Kamal El-Feki. The federation plans to award 10,000 dinars to the best-behaved fans at top flight and domestic cup games, potentially extending the scheme to lower leagues. This approach differs from traditional methods like fines and increased security. Esperance, recently fined and banned from stadium play by the Confederation of African Football, could face a season-long Champions League ban for further disturbances.

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The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) is introducing financial rewards for 'ideal' supporters to curb stadium violence, following a series of violent incidents, including a recent riot at Esperance's game against JS Kabylie. The FTF, in collaboration with the Tunisian Football League, will award 10,000 dinars to teams with exemplary fans during top-flight and domestic cup games. This initiative, a shift from traditional punitive measures, aims to foster shared responsibility among fan groups. The FTF is also exploring improvements in e-ticket sales and private security measures.

Tunisia's football federation condemned the racist incident during a match against Brazil in Paris, where a banana was thrown at Brazil's Richarlison. While awaiting confirmation of the culprit's identity, the federation apologized if the person was Tunisian and criticized the booing of the Brazilian national anthem. The incident, which marred a match intended to be a prestigious encounter for Tunisia, is under investigation by Fifa. Brazil's football federation and Richarlison's club, Tottenham Hotspur, expressed strong disapproval of the behavior. Local sports reporter Souhail Khmira highlighted ongoing issues of violence and hostility in Tunisian stadiums.

Tunisia's football federation condemned the racist incident during a match against Brazil in Paris, where a banana was thrown at Brazil's Richarlison. While awaiting confirmation of the culprit's identity, the federation apologized if the person was Tunisian. The federation also criticized fans who booed the Brazilian national anthem but did not address the use of lasers. A leading Tunisian fan group and Brazil's football federation expressed strong disapproval of the incident, which Fifa is investigating. The match, intended to be a prestigious event for Tunisia, was marred by the incident and a heavy defeat.

Corruption allegations are rife in Tunisian football, with ES Zarzis at the center of a match-fixing scandal. The club's president, Aly Oueryemmi, claims corruption is pervasive, affecting fair play and referee assignments. The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) has been criticized for its handling of the situation, with accusations of using Zarzis as a scapegoat. The controversy has led to riots and halted production in Metlaoui, highlighting the deep-seated issues within Tunisian football. The FTF has sought FIFA's intervention, while Zarzis officials continue to protest the penalties imposed on their players.

Corruption is severely impacting football in Tunisia, as highlighted by a match-fixing scandal involving ES Zarzis, which led to their relegation. The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) has been accused of manipulating match outcomes and unfairly targeting smaller clubs like Zarzis. The controversy has sparked outrage among fans and officials, leading to riots and halts in local production. The FTF has sought FIFA's assistance to investigate the matter, but the situation remains contentious. Tunisia's football season has been marred by allegations of corruption, with clubs like Chebba FC previously challenging the FTF's decisions in court.

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