POLITICS OF COFFEE
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This article aims to highlight the history of coffee, its cultural connections, and the role of coffee shops, commonly known as "cafés," from the past to the present. It explores how cafés have become gathering places for exchanging ideas and disseminating political ideologies. The article also delves into the political struggles associated with coffee consumption, particularly among the lower class, and examines the coffee trade chain, which has been shaped by economic and political factors. The influence of coffee on the global economy and its connection to political movements is shown through the development of café culture. Cafés are not only places where beverages are sold, but they have also played a significant role in political discussions and intellectual exchanges. Moreover, the article outlines the current value of the coffee trade, which is closely linked to the policies of major international coffee organizations. This information serves as a guide for the future development and popularity of coffee as a crop.
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