The Annual Register of World Events, Volume 204Ivison Stevenson Macadam Longmans, Green and Company, 1963 - History |
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Page 192
... military , who then ordered the can- cellation of the results of the elections . Government , after Frondizi's arrest , was by decree . The meetings of Congress were formally suspended in May . Throughout the year military - political ...
... military , who then ordered the can- cellation of the results of the elections . Government , after Frondizi's arrest , was by decree . The meetings of Congress were formally suspended in May . Throughout the year military - political ...
Page 195
... military hierarchy , inveterate enemies of A.P.R.A. , demanded that the actual President , Dr Manuel Prado , should annul the election results ( on the pretext that they were fraudulent ) before the new Congress was convened , and as he ...
... military hierarchy , inveterate enemies of A.P.R.A. , demanded that the actual President , Dr Manuel Prado , should annul the election results ( on the pretext that they were fraudulent ) before the new Congress was convened , and as he ...
Page 349
... military régime was not , like that of 1958 , a caretaker administra- tion : instead , the military declared that parliamentary democracy , though admirable in itself , had failed , that only authoritarian measures could solve the ...
... military régime was not , like that of 1958 , a caretaker administra- tion : instead , the military declared that parliamentary democracy , though admirable in itself , had failed , that only authoritarian measures could solve the ...
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