Egyptian young revolutionaries
The year 2011 will be remembered as the first revolution in Egypt: First because, unlike the 1952's revolution, commanded by the army general Gamal Abd el-Nasser, this revolution has been driven by the youth of the country.||A gigantic State's security system, built with repression and torture over 30 years of regime, crumbled under the protests of the largest portion of the Egyptian population that is represented by people under 30 years of age.||After years of intense activism through the new channels of communication such as twitter and facebook, these strong groups were able to organize themselves in the main square of Tahrir, a place that since that day, the 25th of January 2011, represents a symbol of freedom and will for the whole arab world.||No one could have imaged the results of those days of protest. Their strength was built by their union.||In order to recall their struggle I looked for the places that were presumably used by the police during those days of clashes for violence and torture against them. And put them together with the portraits of some of the representatives of this revolution, taken in the places of the city of Cairo that symbolize his/her desire for change and progress in Egypt.