- The
Carapintadas (English:
Painted Faces) were a
group of
mutineers in the
Argentine Army, who took part in
various uprisings between 1987 and 1990 during...
- In
April 1987,
members of the "
Carapintadas", a
faction within the
Argentine Army,
launched a
mutiny against the
civilian government of Raúl Alfonsín in...
- Seineldín
became a
member of the
Carapintadas, or "painted faces,"
group within the
Argentine Army. The
Carapintadas demanded that the
Argentine government...
- "Monte Caseros" mutiny)
where sectors of the
Armed Forces,
known as
carapintadas ("painted faces", due to
their facial camouflage),
revolted to protest...
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shortened as "MODIN", was an
Argentine political party, led by the
former Carapintada Aldo Rico. It
became the
third most
voted party in the 1993 legislative...
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coups failed in the Philippines. The
Carapintada uprising in Argentina:
Lieutenant Colonel Aldo Rico and
Carapintada followers took up arms to make demands...
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military coup
supposedly planned for the end of
January 1989 by the
Carapintadas, a
group of
military officers who
opposed the
investigations and trials...
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president of
Argentina one w**** later.
April 1987:
mutiny by
members of the
Carapintada faction in the
Argentine Army. May 10–14,1920:
Uprising by Pro-Bolsheviks...
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disappeared in
Latin America by the end of the Cold War. The
Argentine Carapintadas were
unable to
seize power in 1990
because there was
strong public opposition...
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restoration of democracy.
During his administration, he had to face the
Carapintada uprising of officers, led by Aldo Rico, in
April 1987. Ríos Ereñú was...
