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Tunisian police chiefs fired after museum attackMonday 23 March 2015 23.52 Six police commanders have been fired in Tunisia after last week's militant attack on the national museum, which left 20 tourists dead. The head of tourist security, an intelligence brigade chief, the Tunis district police chief, the traffic police commander, a Bardo security chief and a commander for the capital's Sidi Bachir district were sacked by the Tunisian prime minister. "Prime Minister Habib Essid visited the Bardo Museum yesterday ... and took note of several security failures there," the premier's office spokesman said. Militant gunmen killed 20 foreign tourists last Wednesday as they got off buses at the Bardo Museum, inside the parliament compound that is normally heavily guarded. It was the worst attack in more than a decade in Tunisia. Two gunmen were shot dead at the scene and authorities have so far arrested more than 20 people, ten of whom officials believe were directly involved in the attack. Some had recently returned from fighting for Islamist militant groups in Syria, Iraq and Libya. Islamic State militants fighting in Iraq and Syria claimed that their supporters carried out the attack. However, a local al-Qaeda affiliated group, known as Okba Ibn Nafaa, has also published details and comments on the assault. Tunisia has been largely spared the violent aftermath of the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011. Secular and Islamist parties there have overcome their divisions to compromise, approve a new constitution and hold free elections. Authorities say the two gunmen killed in the Bardo attack had trained in jihadi camps in Libya. More than 3,000 Tunisians left to fight in Syria and Iraq, and hundreds have returned.
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Thug Príomh-Aire na Túiséise an bóthar do dhornán ceannaire Póilíní i ndiaidh sléacht Ard-Mhúsaem Bardo i dTúinis Dé Céadaoin.Dé Luain 23 Márta 2015 14.57 I measc siúd ar tugadh an bóthar dóibh, bhí ceannasaí slándala na dturasóirí, ceannaire faisnéise, ceannaire phóilíní Thúinis agus ceannaire tráchta na bpóilíní. Mharaigh sceimhlitheoirí 20 turasóir as éagsúlacht tíortha san ionsaí a déanadh ar an an Ard-Mhúsaem, atá taobh istigh de chlós na Parlaiminte agus a bhíonn faoi aire maith slándála go hiondúil, Dé Céadaoin seo caite. Ba seo an tionsaí is measa a déanadh sa Túinéis le níos mó ná 10 mbliana.