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What Next, After A Bitter 10 Years? December 16, 2020 | By Alberto M. Fernandez Ten years after Tunisian street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in protest against corruption in the country, the anniversary of the so-called Arab Spring generates many a retrospective.[1] I would not be surprised to find that there is a lot of consensus as we look at this date: The region as a whole is in worse shape than it was a decade ago. It is not more democratic and humane. If anything, autocratic rule seems crueler and more cynical. On the plus side, Tunisia itself hosts a fragile democracy, and Sudan is freer today than it ever was under Omar Al-Bashir, and is even attempting attempts a full transition towards democracy. Saudi Arabia has taken some important steps towards social, religious and economic reform, but has studiously avoided political reform. The regional downside is greater with rivals in Syria, Yemen, and Libya fighting amidst the rubble and ruin, while Lebanon and

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