6 agosto, 2023
por Felipe Sahagún
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By Leonard Mbulle-Nziege & Nic Cheeseman Africa analysts Niger has become the latest country in West Africa where the army has seized control, following Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali, and Chad – all former French colonies. Since 1990, a striking … Continuar leyendo
19 abril, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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In this episode of RANE’s Essential Geopolitics podcast, Clara Brackbill — a sub-Saharan Africa analyst with RANE — walks us through what’s happening in West Africa. The president of Guinea-Bissau remains in office after a coup attempt Feb. 1 failed. … Continuar leyendo
23 julio, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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ian bremmer ✔ @ianbremmer Successful coups: Bad for GDP of democracies No long term impact for dictatorships 00:11 – 24 jul 2016
22 julio, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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Washington Post✔@washingtonpost Map: The world of coups since 1950 http://wapo.st/29QqjGQ 19:08 – 22 jul 2016 Turkey isn’t the country with the most attempted coups. Defense On✔@DefenseOnee Coups have become less common statistically, but more successful http://buff.ly/2a4ESnp via @Qz 00:03 – … Continuar leyendo
19 julio, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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Foreign Affairs✔@ForeignAffairs In the 1970s, there were an average of 13 coup attempts per year; today, there are fewer than four per year.http://ow.ly/jrIa302n2e0 (11:00 – 19 jul 2016) When you zoom out from Turkey and look at the wider world of … Continuar leyendo
9 abril, 2014
por Felipe Sahagún
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Recent events around the globe have amply demonstrated that one person’s revolution is another’s coup. The ongoing crisis in Ukraine began with rallies denouncing then-President Viktor Yanukovych’s broken promise to sign political and free-trade agreements with the European Union. Depending … Continuar leyendo