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abuso
lucha de clases
juventud
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La “Primavera Árabe” fue un fenómeno social caracterizado por una serie de levantamientos y protestas populares a lo largo de África del Norte y Medio Oriente en contra del abuso y la opresión por parte de las élites gobernantes. Este artículo se enfoca en el caso particular de Egipto y el cambio ideológico en una parte de la población, específicamente la juventud. El estudio busca comprender por qué los jóvenes actuaron como lo hicieron y cómo este grupo minoritario llegó a una cosmovisión más universal que trasciende las religiones y los nacionalismos, y reconfigura el concepto del ser humano.
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