Tunisia to hold long-delayed municipal vote in 2018TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will hold long-delayed municipal elections in 2018, the presidency said on Tuesday, the first such vote since the 2011 uprising unseated autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali. Activists hope the elections will give a new push for the North African country s democratic transition by giving more power to local councils. Soldiers and security forces will get to vote on April 29 and members of the public on May 6, President Beji Caid Essebsi said in a statement. The vote had been postponed several times, raising fears among activists that figures from the old regime were trying to stall the advances promised after the uprising. In September parliament approved a law granting amnesty to officials liked to the former government accused of corruption.  The same month Prime Minister Youssef Chahed unveiled a new cabinet including several officials who had held positions under Ben Ali. The last municipal vote was held in 2010. worldnews
tunisia hold municipal vote reuters tunisia hold municipal elections presidency said tuesday first vote since uprising unseated autocratic zine ben ali activists hope elections give new push north african country democratic transition giving power local councils soldiers security forces get vote april members public may president bei said essebsi said statement the vote postponed several times raising fears among activists figures old regime trying stall advances promised uprising in september parliament approved law granting amnesty officials liked former government accused corruption the month prime minister yourself chased unveiled new cabinet including several officials held positions ben ali the last municipal vote held worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Tunisia to hold long-delayed municipal vote in 2018TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will hold long-delayed municipal elections in 2018, the presidency said on Tuesday, the first such vote since the 2011 uprising unseated autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali. Activists hope the elections will give a new push for the North African country s democratic transition by giving more power to local councils. Soldiers and security forces will get to vote on April 29 and members of the public on May 6, President Beji Caid Essebsi said in a statement. The vote had been postponed several times, raising fears among activists that figures from the old regime were trying to stall the advances promised after the uprising. In September parliament approved a law granting amnesty to officials liked to the former government accused of corruption.  The same month Prime Minister Youssef Chahed unveiled a new cabinet including several officials who had held positions under Ben Ali. The last municipal vote was held in 2010. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: tunisia hold municipal vote reuters tunisia hold municipal elections presidency said tuesday first vote since uprising unseated autocratic zine ben ali activists hope elections give new push north african country democratic transition giving power local councils soldiers security forces get vote april members public may president bei said essebsi said statement the vote postponed several times raising fears among activists figures old regime trying stall advances promised uprising in september parliament approved law granting amnesty officials liked former government accused corruption the month prime minister yourself chased unveiled new cabinet including several officials held positions ben ali the last municipal vote held worldnews