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“الثورة العوضية”: هل جاء “الربيع الغذائي” ليكمل “الربيع العربي؟

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بينما لم يهدأ الجدل بعدُ حول ما سُمّي بـ”الربيع العربي”، ها هي المنطقة العربية تضج بجدل جديد، بما ينبئ بأن ثمة ثورة أخرى بدأت تتشكل بهدوء داخل البيوت والمطابخ والأجساد. ثورة لا ترفع الشعارات السياسية، بل تطرح أسئلة أكثر بساطة وأشد عمقًا: ماذا نأكل؟ وما تأثير ما نأكل علينا؟ هل ثمة من يتحكمون في طعامنا …

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