More than a thousand Tunisians rallied Sunday decrying what they said was a power grab by President Kais Saied and his proposed constitutional reforms. “Get out,” protesters in the capital Tunis shouted at a rally organised by the Islamist-inspired Ennahdha party that dominated the now-dissolved parliament, and a movement named “Citizens Against the Coup”. Saied — a former law professor elected in 2019 amid public anger against the political class — on July 25 last year sacked the government, froze the assembly and seized wide-ranging powers. He later gave himself powers to rule and legislat…