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Abstract: Based on work by Fernando Bazan entitled `` news'' inSpanish Syria in 2010-2011 and the

years following the initial line for my mate Belén Marin `` work'' Israel-

Gaza (year 2009)explain in this paper the causes of the rebellions and social movements from Syria at the time

of the so-called `` Arab'' Spring analyzing that causes lead to these social movements since the

Second World War, who is the cause of all this slaughter, focusing primarily in the Syrian President Al-

Assad. Also try the GDP / per.capita compared with other countries.

Working points:

1. Syria in the Second World War

2.Al-Assad and the `` Arab Spring''

3.PIB per. capita in Syria (compared with other countries)

1.The Syrian President Hafez successor al-Assad, born11/08/1965.Es degree in medicine and in 1999 appointed colonel.He was promoted to General of Staff and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces.

Appointed candidate to the presidency of the republic by Bazz arethe only group socialist state. With the arrival of the president is expected a total reform of the country's politics but followed the same pattern as its predecessor even more harsh and unfair. In 2011responded to the protests in his country, falling under the so-called Arab Spring, with violent repression.

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-Syria has a very low GDP compared to other countries. Is 4,800 €.GDP per capita, the higher the country of Egypt is 6,200 €.

-Problems presented by the GDP / per. Capita, one of the main drawbacks is that it does not include any type of rate (unemployment,labor force, inactive ...) do we know that the money that shows GDP is what wins the whole population of Syria and that there are differences, mainly social, is a country where what is more enhancedpoverty.

CONCLUSION:

'I've been able to analyze past and current situation of the country to

give more knowledge about.-The type of government that are carried in African countries and

expressed as the people demanded reforms.

-The hard repressions and the extensive use of violence by

the government.