Yemen's Heritage and True Revolution
The article discusses Yemen's failure after decades of the September 26 and October 14 revolutions in achieving their fundamental goals. Yemen continues to suffer from wars, divisions, and poverty, with citizens yearning for basic rights such as security, water, and education. The text explains that the revolutions that took place in Yemen were meant to lead to nation-building and development, but ongoing conflicts and wars have caused the situation to deteriorate, with ordinary people bearing the brunt. The article calls for a realistic reassessment of the political heritage, urging an end to reliance on the past, and focusing on building a Yemeni future based on peace and development. It emphasizes the need to address the root causes of the crisis, respect the South's uniqueness, free the country from external interventions, and invest in the Yemeni people instead of recycling conflicts and heroics that drain the nation's resources.
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