Tag Archives: Arab Muslim World/Mundo araboislámico

SIRIA: ¿REFORMAS O REVOLUCIÓN? in Foreign Policy en español

Posted on April 13, 2011 by Natalia Sancha

Cuestión de números. Esto ha sido lo que ha determinado la caída o supervivencia de los dirigentes árabes desde que comenzara el 2011. Con cuenta gotas salieron los primeros manifestantes sirios a la calle el pasado 15 de marzo. Y como los tunecinos primero y los egipcios después, los mercenarios les superaban. Y a raudales han salido este viernes. Un indicio de que los sirios se encuentran en la frágil frontera que separa reforma de revolución y ello tras el amplio paquete de medidas anunciadas por el régimen si Continue reading →

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Bashar Al-Assad has spoken, nothing new in the horizont….

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Natalia Sancha

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Un herido de bala en una de las manifestaciones pro Bashar en la capital libanesa

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Natalia Sancha

Las protestas sirias se suman a los levantamientos que protagonizan los diferentes pueblos de la región, afectando también al vecino Líbano. Continue reading →

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Some good articles, pictures and notes on Lybia

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Natalia Sancha

Some good articles, pictures and notes on Lybia Continue reading →

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Interesting articles today about Egypt and links to follow the revolution minute by minute

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Natalia Sancha

I had the feeling that EL-Baradei was not received as the new leader, neither his house arrest sparkled many protests, neither the thousand of demonstrators came to his house, but rather he came to the protesters. Obviously is just a personal feeling that El-Baradei may be more important for European and Western press that for the Egyptians. While Egyptians are laboring a hard long and risky delivery, the West is already searching a name for the new born… Continue reading →

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