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Arab Anger: Why Here, Why Now?

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Arab Anger: Why Here, Why Now?

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624 Views • Feb 02, 2011

Description

Tunisia’s political revolution resulted in the overthrow of their president. Popular uprisings and protests are now peppered across Jordan, Yemen, and Algeria…and of course Egypt is on fire, and will very likely force the resignation of the 30-year old reign of Hosni Mubarak. What is the deal with all this Arab anger and rage that has suddenly bubbled to the surface of societies across the Middle East? And why is it suddenly all happening right now? The Avenger tries to answer these questions by explaining the root cause for this Arab frustration, and also assesses which Arab regimes are likely to be most (and least) impacted by this explosion of Arab angst.

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#Arab #Egypt #Tunisia #Saudi #Arabia #Algeria #Yemen #Jordan #Syria #Kuwait #UAE #Qatar #Gulf #States #Morocco #Libya #Sudan #King #Abdullah #Gaddafi #al-Assad #al-Bashir #Hosni #Mubarak #news #education

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