September 11, 2001 is marked in history as the day of the attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, one of the most traumatic moments of the beginning of the 21st century. Twenty-five years have passed since that terrorist attack that shocked the entire world.
The effects of these attacks are still felt today, both in the United States and globally. American society was profoundly transformed after September 11, with significant changes in terms of security, domestic policies, and in the way the country relates to the world.
The article states that international terrorism, which at that time was taking its first steps, did not disappear after the attacks. On the contrary, the phenomenon spread and became widespread around the world in the following decades.
This text comes at a time when the 25 years since the attacks are being commemorated, serving as a reflection on the legacy left by that fateful day and on the evolution of global terrorism since then.
