
Háfez el Asad
Háfez el Asad was the President of Syria from 1971 until his death in 2000, known for establishing a one-party state under the Ba'ath Party and for his authoritarian rule. His regime was characterized by a strong security apparatus, suppression of political dissent, and significant centralization of power. Asad's legacy continues to influence Syrian politics, particularly through his son, Bashar al-Asad, who succeeded him and has faced ongoing civil unrest and conflict since 2011.
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Hafez el Asad was the father of Bachar el Asad and a key figure in the Syrian regime.
Irán, un régimen agotado y acorralado | IdeasHafez el Asad is the former President of Syria and father of Bachar el Asad, who met with Bill Clinton 25 years ago.
Trump se reúne con el presidente de Siria, Ahmed al Shara, y sella el retorno del país árabe a la comunidad internacional | InternacionalHáfez el Asad was the president of Syria from 1971 until his death in 2000.
Dima Moussa: “Para ser realista, no espero que en la próxima Constitución siria hombres y mujeres sean iguales” | Planeta Futuro




















