Polls open in Tunis and people start voting on a constitution seen as a referendum on President Kais Saied, whose charter would give his office nearly unchecked powers. The referendum comes a year to the day after Saied sacked the government and froze parliament in a power grab, as Tunisia grappled with surging coronavirus cases on top of political and economic crises. "From now on, Tunisia will prosper. The is the beginning of the new Tunisia," says Imed Hezzi, outside a polling station after having cast his ballot. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES TO COMPLETE VIDI32FF2WD_EN