Author: Ye Dehao
Since April, Arabian Arab countries, Algeria and Sudan, two leaders who have dominated regimes for decades, have been demonstrated by the public, attracting the outside world that the Spring of Arabia will be again after the start in 2011 again.Coming.
Last Thursday (17th), the news that the first week before the news had been coerced by the military, the former Sudan President Omar Al-Bashir, who took office for 30 years, was imprisoned in prisons.It may be a small victory for the demonstrators who continue to fight against each other on the streets and ask the military to hand over power to the Pingmin Government.
On the other side, ABDELAZIZ BOUTEFLIKA, who took office for 20 years and in 2013, lost his ability to govern his governance in 2013, stepped down on April 2, but he has been practicing his name and power.The political and business figures of Le Pouvoir still control Algeria's government agencies and gradually strengthen the demonstrators who suppress the vow to clean up the power of power.
Butterca, who is weak, and the world's only Bohil, has been rushed to the stage with the world's only Bohil, who has been controlled by the international criminal court with racial extinction.Essence
Algeria's newly interim President Abdelkader Bensalah was originally an ally of Butterca, and also won the support of the military's highest commander Ahmed Gaid Salah, and the latter and ButverLike Lica, it was the old soldier who joined the National Liberation Front in the 1950s to fight against French colonists.It can be seen that the departure of the old president is just to change the soup and does not change the medicine.
Although Caisalah claims to support demonstrators and promises to hold a general election in July, the demonstrators insist that they do not change all power people, and they cannot have a free and fair election.Lost patience, in addition to the transitional government (of course, a group of powerful people leaders), it is necessary to have the result of the result of the intervention of demonstrators into external forces to try to rationalize its military government.
On the other hand, although military organizations in power in Sudan have applauded by the protection of demonstrators and police conflicts, they also promise to finally hand over the power of the civilian government, but they need to say that they will be renamed for about 2 years.EssenceEven under the governance of the former President Bahill, Sudan politics is only a balanced game of various military factions. Now the balance is lost, and the opportunity to come again in chaos is quite high.
Looking back at the results of the Spring of Arabia in 2011, in addition to Tunisia, it is now slightly stable democratic regime, such as Libya, Yemen, Syria and other countries, all of which have fallen into different degrees of military conflicts.
He has been in exile with Muammar Gaddafi in the United States, and now returning to the country to lead the country, Libyan National Army, Khalifa HAFTAR recently joined Tripoli in the capital to attack the national unity that the international community generally recognized by the international community.The government of National Accord has caused more than 200 people to be killed, and the chaos of the charcoal of the spirit broke out again.
After the 30 -year -old President Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's 30 -year -old Egypt, Egypt has experienced brief democracy, but his regime has now returned to the military.The current President ABDEL FATTAH EL-SISI is even more intended to amend the Constitution, so that he can stay until 2030, which is expected to become the next Arab state leader in reigning for decades.
If the second spring of Arab and the first spring is the same spring, the results of Sudan and Algeria seem to be not far from Libya and Egypt.
Similar to the Spring of Arabia in 2011, whether it is Algeria or Sudan, although the demonstrations are based on the ideal of pursuing democracy and freedom, the cause is still economic issues.Algeria accounted for more than 26%of the unemployment rates under the age of 30 in the country, which made young people the main force of the Qi; Sudan demonstration began in December last year.Caused by fighting.
In fact, the two Arab Spring has the intention of break first: overthrowing the existing regime first, and then calmly planning.However, it is not an inevitable historical process, and sometimes it cannot stand after the break, just like the Spring of Arabia.To solve the problems of these countries, we must start with the core of economic structure, rather than holding up the blind democracy and freedom revolution.
A historic moment, the reason why it is worthy of being called spring is the vitality caused by spring. After summer, it will be harvested in autumn.A political commotion that has not been harvested seems to be unlikely to be called spring.
