context: Tariq Al-Tayeb Mohammed Al-Bouazizi (March 29, 1984 [1] - January 4, 2011 [2]), is a Tunisian youth who set himself on fire on Friday, December 17, 2010, in front of the headquarters of Sidi Bouzid province, in protest against the confiscation of the municipal authorities In the city of Sidi Bouzid for a carriage that used to sell vegetables and fruits for his livelihood, and to denounce the refusal of the governorate authorities to accept a complaint he wanted to make against the police officer, Fadia Hamdi, who slapped him in front of the public and said to him: I am leaving (this word became the slogan of the revolution to overthrow the president and also the slogan of revolutions Successive Arabic). [3] This led to a popular uprising and a revolution that lasted for nearly a month, toppling President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, while Mohamed Bouazizi died 18 days after setting himself ablaze. At least 50 Arab citizens set themselves on fire for similar social reasons in imitation of the Bouazizi protest. A memorial statue was erected in his honor in the French capital, Paris.
question: Who is Mohamed Bouazizi?
answers.text: Tunisian youth who set himself on fire on Friday, December 17, 2010, in front of the headquarters of Sidi Bouzid province, in protest against the confiscation of the municipal authorities In the city of Sidi Bouzid for a carriage that used to sell vegetables and fruits for his livelihood