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Abstract
Este artículo analiza las motivaciones de Estados Unidos para invadir Afganistán e Irak después del atentado de las Torres Gemelas el 11 de septiembre de 2001 y la implicación que esta fecha tiene para la primera potencia mundial, el Medio Oriente y el mundo islámico. Se explica de qué manera Estados Unidos construyó la legitimidad para ambas guerras tomando como eje de su política el choque de civilizaciones y la lucha contra el terrorismo, y el rechazo que estas guerras han provocado.
Palabra clave: torres gemelas, islam, choque de civilizaciones, Afganistán, Irak.
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