Tunisia: Post-debate handshake hailed as pro-democracy sign

TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — A media mogul and a former law professor who are vying to be Tunisia’s next president sparred during a televised debate over how to fight terrorism and poverty.
Then the two candidates cordially shook hands, an act Tunisian voters are celebrating as a sign that the democracy built on their country’s 2011 Arab Spring uprising is on the right track.
Tycoon Nabil Karoui and professor Kais Saied are competing in a runoff presidential election on Sunday. Neithe