Tunisia hopes new leaders will bring peace

But, solve a crisis of that scale may take more than just a few days, weeks or even months before things settle down. Shortages may help momentarily the power as many are eager to see the violence come to an end and want their life back but as long as the roots of the crisis remain, with in mind that it was more the ousted president failure to solve an economic situation, unemployment and life standards than his lavish lifestyle or his lady's that caused the uprising, the potential for more unpredictable unrest will be a permanent threat?

A union leader upset at the prospect of a government full of old guard ministers, predicted growing demonstrations to press for an end to power positions for the RCD.
"It (RCD) left by the back door and is coming back through the window," said Habib Jerjir, of the Regional Workers' Union of Tunis. "We can't have militias in the streets and in the government.