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Tunisia declared a “war on corruption” on Wednesday after the arrest of three businessmen and a customs officer suspected of graft and financing protests.

Corruption was widespread under Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the president who was ousted in a 2011 uprising, and has remained endemic since.

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“In the war on corruption, there’s no choice.

It’s either corruption or the state. Either corruption or Tunisia,” said Prime Minister Youssef Chahed.

“I want to reassure all Tunisians that the government will see this war on corruption through to the end,” he said in his first c