Un deterioro incesante: las repercusiones del pasado en la actualidad libanesa
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Líbano, historia, Oriente Medio, conflictos, guerra civilResumen
En las últimas décadas, Líbano ha experimentado un incesante deterioro político, económico y social como consecuencia de una lucha histórica contra las injerencias de las potencias internacionales y un sistema político sectario disfuncional que se resiste al cambio. Utilizando datos segundarios, este artículo pretende revisar la historia del Líbano, desde el dominio otomano, el protectorado francés y la guerra civil libanesa y su período posterior, para explicar cómo esa interrelación cronológica ha llevado la situación actual del Líbano, al borde del precipicio. Por tanto, Líbano sigue siendo una "zona colchón", víctima de un sistema confesional que no hace más que mantener a los rivales separados y a las dinastías políticas en su lugar.
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