1993 Guatemalan constitutional crisis

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La crise constitutionnelle de 1993 au Guatemala est un coup d'état, un autogolpe, perpétré le mardi 25 mai 1993 par , alors président en exercice du Guatemala. Les principaux faits consistent en la dissolution du Congrès, la tentative de réorganisation des instances judiciaires et de manipulation électorale, ainsi que la mise en place d'une . Au bout de dix jours, les forces démocratiques du pays ont rétabli la constitution et ont désigné comme président le procureur des droits de l'homme, Ramiro de León Carpio. En raison de la courte durée de la crise, certains la qualifient de putsch raté. rdf:langString

A crise constitucional na Guatemala ocorreu em 1993 quando o então presidente Jorge Serrano Elías tentou um autogolpe ou autogolpe (também conhecido por "Serranazo"). Em 25 de maio de 1993, Serrano suspendeu ilegalmente a Constituição, dissolveu o Congresso e o Supremo Tribunal, impôs a censura e tentou restringir a liberdade civil. rdf:langString

The 1993 Guatemala constitutional crisis took place in 1993 when then President Jorge Serrano Elías attempted a self-coup or autogolpe. On Tuesday May 25, 1993, Serrano illegally suspended the constitution, dissolved Congress and the Supreme Court, imposed censorship and tried to restrict civil freedom. rdf:langString

Se conoce como Serranazo o autogolpe, al suceso perpetrado el martes 25 de mayo de 1993 por Jorge Antonio Serrano Elías, entonces presidente constitucional de Guatemala y que terminó con su posterior destitución e inhabilitación de su vicepresidente Gustavo Espina para sucederlo, por parte de la Corte de Constitucionalidad y el Congreso de la República. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Crise constitutionnelle de 1993 au Guatemala

rdf:langString Crise constitucional na Guatemala em 1993

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rdf:langString Arturo Alvarado Pérez

rdf:langString Arturo Herbruger Asturias

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rdf:langString Epaminondas González

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rdf:langString * President Jorge Serrano Elías resigns; Gustavo Espina becomes interim president * Espina removed from office by the Congress of Guatemala; replaced by Ramiro de León

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rdf:langString The 1993 Guatemala constitutional crisis took place in 1993 when then President Jorge Serrano Elías attempted a self-coup or autogolpe. On Tuesday May 25, 1993, Serrano illegally suspended the constitution, dissolved Congress and the Supreme Court, imposed censorship and tried to restrict civil freedom. The attempted self-coup was similar to the one carried out by Alberto Fujimori, but unlike Fujimori's, had no popular support: Serrano's action met with strong protests by most elements of Guatemalan society, at the forefront of which was the Siglo Veintiuno newspaper under the leadership of José Rubén Zamora. This was combined with international pressure (the Organization of American States condemned the autogolpe), and the army's enforcement of the decisions of the Constitutional Court, which ruled against the attempted takeover. In the face of this pressure, Serrano resigned as president and fled the country. He was replaced on an interim basis by his vice president, Gustavo Espina. However, Espina was judged by the Constitutional Court to have been involved in the coup as well, and Congress replaced him with Human Rights Ombudsman Ramiro de León.

rdf:langString La crise constitutionnelle de 1993 au Guatemala est un coup d'état, un autogolpe, perpétré le mardi 25 mai 1993 par , alors président en exercice du Guatemala. Les principaux faits consistent en la dissolution du Congrès, la tentative de réorganisation des instances judiciaires et de manipulation électorale, ainsi que la mise en place d'une . Au bout de dix jours, les forces démocratiques du pays ont rétabli la constitution et ont désigné comme président le procureur des droits de l'homme, Ramiro de León Carpio. En raison de la courte durée de la crise, certains la qualifient de putsch raté.

rdf:langString Se conoce como Serranazo o autogolpe, al suceso perpetrado el martes 25 de mayo de 1993 por Jorge Antonio Serrano Elías, entonces presidente constitucional de Guatemala y que terminó con su posterior destitución e inhabilitación de su vicepresidente Gustavo Espina para sucederlo, por parte de la Corte de Constitucionalidad y el Congreso de la República. Entre los hechos de este episodio se cuentan la disolución del Congreso, de la Corte Suprema de Justicia y la Corte de Constitucionalidad, también pidió al Tribunal Supremo Electoral convocar a elecciones para elegir a «diputados idóneos» y propuso nombres de juristas para la Corte Suprema de Justicia. Al cabo de doce días, las instituciones del país reinstauraron la institucionalidad designando Presidente al entonces Procurador de los Derechos Humanos, Ramiro de León Carpio. Debido a la corta duración del régimen de facto, algunos hablan del "Serranazo" como un fracasado autogolpe de estado.

rdf:langString A crise constitucional na Guatemala ocorreu em 1993 quando o então presidente Jorge Serrano Elías tentou um autogolpe ou autogolpe (também conhecido por "Serranazo"). Em 25 de maio de 1993, Serrano suspendeu ilegalmente a Constituição, dissolveu o Congresso e o Supremo Tribunal, impôs a censura e tentou restringir a liberdade civil.

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