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Tunisia PM: Optimistic about Arab Spring

June 13th, 2013

07:43 PM ET

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Tunisia's Prime Minister Ali Laarayedh talks to CNN's Becky Anderson about the protests in Turkey and civil war in Syria

Filed under: Arab Spring • Becky's Interviews • Video

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