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  • This was a junta of Calvinist fanatics who felt that the Estates-General, controlled by the privileged classes, no longer represented the skilled workers, had lost touch entirely with the people.†   (source)
  • industry ...They don't usually function well under a junta.†   (source)
  • He had been expelled from Haiti during the time of the junta but had sneaked back to his hospital.†   (source)
  • The first had appeared during the time of the junta.†   (source)
  • The new authorities, the junta, had put his name on a list of personae non gratae.†   (source)
  • Ophelia visited Cange during the time of the junta, in the early 1990s.†   (source)
  • The newspapers said that the beggars in the streets, a sight that had not been seen in years, had been sent by international Communism to discredit the military junta and undermine the return to order and progress.†   (source)
  • Two days later a notice from the military junta appeared in the papers, decreeing national mourning for the Poet and authorizing those who wanted to do so to fly the flag at half-mast in front of their houses.†   (source)
  • a finger to help me, not even the cardinal's been able to help me locate my granddaughter, it's not possible she could just disappear as if by magic, that they could take her away in the night and that I should never hear a word of her again, I've spent a whole month looking for her and I'm going crazy, these are the things that make the junta look so bad abroad and give the United Nations reason to screw around with human rights, at first I didn't want to hear about the dead, the tortured, and the disappeared, but now I can't keep thinking they're just Communist lies, because even the gringos, who were the first to help the military and sent their own pilots to bombard the Presidentia†   (source)
  • For that matter, there were some governments that were resisting the distribution, notably Bhutan and Myanmar—except for their junta and military, in the latter case.†   (source)
  • He overheard Chouchou's pwen, his pointed comment, and interpreted it correctly as anti-junta, pro-Aristide.†   (source)
  • He invited some nuns from the Catholic group Pax Christi to Haiti, hoping they'd help advertise the junta's depredations.†   (source)
  • Not the wisest thing, during the reign of a military junta, to show a movie that blames AIDS on soldiers.†   (source)
  • He received his MacArthur grant in the summer of 1993, when it seemed that the junta might always be in power.†   (source)
  • The junta had focused most of its terror on the urban slums, because some of Aristide's most ardent support was concentrated in them, and the slums were also at the center of Haiti's AIDS epidemic.†   (source)
  • He clearly believed that the United States had helped to foster the coup—for one thing, by having trained a high official of the junta at the U.S. Army's School of the Americas.†   (source)
  • Farmer blamed himself, but the fact was that treating mdr was tricky under the best of circumstances, and for a while, during the time of the junta, he simply couldn't get the necessary medicines to Cange.†   (source)
  • He contacted Amnesty International, which added Chouchou's name to a growing list of victims of the junta, and he wrote a piece called "A Death in Haiti," which The Boston Globe agreed to publish under someone else's name.†   (source)
  • Twenty thousand of them had been sent to reinstate the country's democratically elected government, and to strip away power from the military junta that had deposed it and ruled with great cruelty for three years.†   (source)
  • and officers in the Haitian army also worked for the cia; that while formally deploring the coup, Washington, with the help of a generally compliant mainstream American press, was busily denouncing Aristide, even manufacturing lies about him, and maintaining a leaky embargo that seemed calculated to preserve appearances but not to drive the junta out of power.†   (source)
  • Also that, during the American occupation, the U.S. Congress had reconstituted the modern Haitian army and helped to finance it right up until the time when it deposed Aristide; that the head of the junta's death squads, whose minions had murdered Chouchou, had been trained at Fort Benning's School of the Americas; that some of the junta's henchmen and officers in the Haitian army also worked for the cia; that while formally deploring the coup, Washington, with the help of a generally compliant mainstream American press, was busily denouncin†   (source)
  • For some strange reason messages from the rebel junta have failed to reach their destination.†   (source)
  • But on the train, in the station at La Junta, one glimpse of him, manifestly spying upon her while trying to keep out of her sight, warned Helen that she now might have a problem on her hands.†   (source)
  • She instructed him to go before the rebel junta, then stationed at Juarez, to explain the situation, to bid them expect communications from Washington officials requesting and advising Stewart's exchange as a prisoner of war, to offer to buy his release from the rebel authorities.†   (source)
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