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El conflicto kurdo en Turquía: Una breve revisión de una compleja y prolongada cuestión étnica
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El conflicto kurdo en Turquía se basa en varias cuestiones que pueden atribuirse a asuntos étnicos y religiosos. Turquía es un Estado laico y también una nación islámica, y como los principios del Islam están intrínsecamente ligados a la política, es innegable la infl uencia que tiene en un país como Turquía, donde casi la totalidad de su población son musulmanes suníes. Como los kurdos son considerados parte de la comunidad musulmana, su trato como grupo minoritario difi ere: son asimilados como musulmanes a la vez que se elude su identidad étnica. Este artículo pretende ofrecer una mirada al complejo confl icto kurdo en Turquía.
Recibido: 15.6.20
Evaluado: 20.6.20
Aprobado: 30.6.20
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