Hosni Mubarak

Hosni Mubarak was the President of Egypt for nearly 30 years before being removed from power during the Arab Spring protests in 2011. While Mubarak himself is not directly mentioned in the provided articles beyond this context, his legacy continues to shape Egyptian society. The articles highlight the long-term impact of the Arab Spring, noting that a significant portion of the Egyptian population has no direct memory of his rule or the events that led to his removal. Furthermore, the imprisonment and recent release of activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a prominent figure critical of the Egyptian government, underscores the ongoing political tensions and human rights concerns that emerged in the aftermath of Mubarak's ouster. These events demonstrate the enduring relevance of Mubarak's era and its influence on contemporary Egypt.