Fuel transport workers in Tunisia have launched a 48-hour strike, demanding improved working conditions, higher wages, payment of allowances agreed upon in 2019, and resolution of social security issues. This strike exacerbates the growing public discontent in Tunisia over deteriorating living conditions, water and electricity outages, rising prices, and medicine shortages. Experts point out that the fuel strike is a symptom of Tunisia's macroeconomic crisis, as the country faces inflation, eroded purchasing power, and the government's inability to secure external funding.