THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE 2015 IS AWARDED TO THE CIVIL SOCIETY IN TUNISIA

USPA NEWS - The Tunisian National Dialogue, including a quartet grouping union bosses and the Tunisian League for Human Rights, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his contribution to the democratic transition in Tunisia.

THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE AWARDED TO THE TUNISIAN QUARTET IS A REAL SYMBOL OF FIGHT POST REVOLUTION----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Tunisian national dialogue, including a quartet grouping union bosses and the Tunisian League for Human Rights, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his contribution to the democratic transition in Tunisia. Alfred Nobel's has specified that the prize be awarded by a committee of five people chosen by the Norwegian Parliament. The Nobel Peace Prize 2015 was awarded Friday, October 9, at the Tunisian National Dialogue for its contribution to the democratic transition in Tunisia since the revolution of February 2011. The Tunisian National Dialogue is a quartet which groups the UGTT (first union ), Utica (Employers Union ), the Bar Association and the Tunisian League for Human Rights. This is symbolic of a high value, of struggle against dictatorship and terrorism, which Tunisia has recently been hit.------------------------------------- See article: TERRORIST ATTACK KILLING 22 PEOPLE IN TUNIS AT THE MUSEUM BARDO HEAVY TOLL WITH 20 TOURISTS KILLED- See more at: http://www.uspa24.com/bericht-3591/terrorist-attack-killing-22-people-in-tunis-at-the-museum-bardo.html-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

BOOKMAKERS RANKED MANY OTHER PERSONALITIES AS WINNERS FOR THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE---------- The Committee of the Nobel Prize, explain this choice as to unpublished enough reward for this quartet formed in the summer of 2013, "at a time when the democratisation process was in danger due to political unrest and extensive assassinations" the quartet held a long and difficult "national dialogue" between the Islamists and their opponents, forcing them to agree to exit an institutional paralysis.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last year this prestigious reward had been handed the young Malala Yousafzai Pakistan 17 years. She had touched the world through his suffering and his mature to become the youngest winner in the history of Nobel and the Indian Kailash Satyarthi They were rewarded in 2014 for their fight against the oppression of children and youth for the right to education of all young. Predictions and rumours had assumed that this year the winner could be Pope Francois, Angela Merkel or the priest Mussie Zerai or even Vladimir Putin. The list of 2015, includes 273 candidates of personalities so different as difficult to guess. The process of selection and deliberation is as usual held very secret and leaves nothing to be filtered in advance, even if the year 2015 was very loaded in war and many advocates of peace.--------------------------------------------------------