- A self-coup, also
called an
autocoup (from
Spanish autogolpe) or coup from the top, is a form of coup d'état in
which a nation's head,
having come to power...
- in****bent,
coups d'état,
parliamentary attempts to
remove the presidency, one
autocoup, and
vacancies dictated by the congress. The list is
based on the work...
- en m****e, they are
exclusively emplo****." A self-coup, also
called an
autocoup (from
Spanish autogolpe) or coup from the top, is a form of coup d'état...
- it was
dissolved altogether by
President Alberto Fujimori by his 1992
autocoup. Later,
under the
newer 1993 constitution, the
bicameral system was replaced...
- to
combat these abuses. On 25 May 1993,
President Jorge Serrano led an
autocoup – a coup d'état by someone(s) in the country's government – dissolving...
- of
diplomatic and
political tensions between Peru and the US
after the
autocoup orchestrated by
Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori 19 days before, Peruvian...
-
number of
scholars and
pundits preferred to use the more
precise term
autocoup. On
November 14,
Jonathan Powell argued that any
illegal or unconstitutional...
-
restrict civil freedoms,
allegedly to
fight corruption. The
autogolpe (or
autocoup)
failed due to unified,
strong protests by most
elements of Guatemalan...
-
introduction and
adoption of the
amendments as
being a form of self-coup or
autocoup as it
removed term
limits on the
Presidency and
grants Putin more authority...
-
January 8, 1932, the
President of Peru, Luis
Sanchez Cerro,
carried out an "
autocoup" by
outlawing political liberties and
allowing for
citizens to be detained...
