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... military rule . The initial result of this chal- lenge was the overthrow of the civilian government and the first advent of military rule in Bolivia since 1880. In 1936 the younger army officers seized the government , and under two ...
... military rule . The initial result of this chal- lenge was the overthrow of the civilian government and the first advent of military rule in Bolivia since 1880. In 1936 the younger army officers seized the government , and under two ...
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... military commanders and conservatives regarded Goulart as too radical to be entrusted with the nation's highest office , while the great majority of civilian political leaders upheld Succession his constitutional right to the presidency ...
... military commanders and conservatives regarded Goulart as too radical to be entrusted with the nation's highest office , while the great majority of civilian political leaders upheld Succession his constitutional right to the presidency ...
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... military's reform program . On Oct. 27 , 1965 , Castelo Branco signed the Second Institutional Act , which suspended all existing political parties and restored the president's emergency powers for the remainder of his term , and set ...
... military's reform program . On Oct. 27 , 1965 , Castelo Branco signed the Second Institutional Act , which suspended all existing political parties and restored the president's emergency powers for the remainder of his term , and set ...
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