From golpistas to presidents
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v13i22.7264Keywords:
Latin American, breaks of state, politic movements.Abstract
This article aboards to the leaders of the breaks of state occurs in Latin American in ninety decade of the last century, who after raised up against the governments of turn with diverse luck, by conjuncture reasons in their respective countries, will become leaders politic movements, that finally allowed access through the election of presidentship constitutional states: Bánzer, Chávez, Gutiérrez y FujimoriDownloads
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