- Look up
Junta or
junta in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Junta may
refer to:
Junta (governing body) (from Spanish), the name of
various historical and...
- The Gr****
junta or
Regime of the
Colonels was a right-wing
military junta that
ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974. On 21
April 1967, a
group of
colonels overthrew...
- A
military junta (/ˈhʊntə, ˈdʒʌntə/ ) is a
system of
government led by a
committee of
military leaders. The term
junta means "meeting" or "committee"...
- 1983. In
Argentina it is
often known simply as the última
junta militar ("last
military junta"), última
dictadura militar ("last
military dictatorship")...
-
refer to:
Government Junta of
Bolivia (1861)
Government Junta of
Bolivia (1879–1880)
Government Junta of
Bolivia (1899)
Government Junta of
Bolivia (1920–1921) [es]...
- The
Dirty War (Spanish:
Guerra sucia) is the name used by the
military junta or civic-military
dictatorship of
Argentina (Spanish:
dictadura cívico-militar...
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again became head of
state (via the 1999
presidential election),
ending the
junta and
establishing the
Fourth Nigerian Republic.
Nigerian First Republic Nigerian...
-
facing junta air
strikes and
strategically drawing junta troops away from
nearby positions. Four days later,
undeterred KNLA-led
forces seized a
junta Light...
- Bomb Wing, 338th
Combat Crew
Training Squadron,
Dyess AFB,
crashed near La
Junta, Colorado,
while flying on a low-level
training route. This was the only...
- In the
Napoleonic era,
junta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈxunta] ) was the name
chosen by
several local administrations formed in
Spain during the Peninsular...
