A DIFFERENT JOURNEY

In Somalia after the collapse of the Siad Barre system in 1991, it was plunged into chaos, transforming itself into a state without a state, in which weak governments were unable to maintain control of the territory. The most acute crisis has passed, but the situation is difficult, capital attacks continue to reap victims, and all the intelligence and middle class of the country fled between Europe and North America.

But the disastrous Somalia we are talking about is the southern part of the country, where the capital of Mogadishu is located. To be honest, the former Italian colony. The northern part, the English colony, lives a relative normality: Puntland and Somaliland, declaring themselves autonomous from the capital, although not recognized by the international community, are relatively peaceful countries.

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