Syria after Assad; Why do many say that life has become more difficult?
For many Syrians, the economic situation has worsened since the rebels led by Ahmed al-Sharia toppled Bashar al-Assad. The overthrow ended five decades of brutal rule by the Assad family and more than 13 years of devastating civil war.
Ahmed Sharia, who became president, has since led Syria's transition period and efforts to revive the economy, which was torn apart after years of mismanagement, isolation and war.
No one doubted the difficulty of this route.
But while Syrians celebrated the fall of Assad and their new freedoms, they may have unrealistically hoped that the situation would improve very soon.
This did not happen and the way the economy was managed disappointed many.
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