Tunisian team members vote in Kashihara referendum

KASHIHARA, Japan - Tunisian striker Adel Selimi votes in the country's national referendum May 24 on revising the Tunisian Constitution in Kashihara, Nara Prefecture. Some 40 members of the team cast their ballots in a polling booth specially set up in the Kashihara city office.

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