military junta

They might put up somebody else as head of their military junta.

Human rights officials say up to 30,000 people were killed under a series of military juntas.

For some people, this military junta is just not tough enough.

Both refused to play any further role with the military junta.

His fate is still in the hands of the military junta.

Organs of a military junta were first put into place in 1969.

The country is under the heel of a military junta.

He was forced out of office by a military junta on 8 June 1970.

At the moment there is no significant contact between the Commission and the military junta.

The president was ousted by a military junta in 7 May 1999.

In the opposition's view, this makes the council little different from the current military junta.

The question now is what exactly the military junta that subsequently took over power has made room for.

He was then placed under house arrest by the military junta.

He is the first Indian minister to go to the country since the military junta came to power there in 1988.

After the coup, he was named press secretary to the military junta.

However, we should not ease our stance against the military junta.

Take this argument to its extreme and we might as well have a military junta.

In October 1961, the military junta returned the power to civilians.

The military junta began to change during the late 1970s.

At long last, there must be dialogue between the military junta and the democracy movement.

The military junta organized general elections for 23 December 2007.

Keeping this military junta in power is not an acceptable option.

I do not believe we can tolerate the continuation in power of the military junta.

The second element is that there are tensions within the military junta itself.

Five successful military juntas took place in Bolivia between 1970 and 1982.