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situation required a pact between at least two of these three main opponents. Unusually for some, the pact was made between the two staunch enemies, Hague and OdrĂa, remembering that the latter would assume the presidency of the republic. But the government was accused of having committed fraud in some departments, so the Joint
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The APRA party, which was the most important party in the country, was outlawed. Another important political force, the
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Faced with the peasant demand for land reform, Prado limited himself to the creation of an
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had been opposed to the Prado administration as it made reformist measures focused on civilian life, which resulted with the military receiving less support from the traditional elites and the
Catholic Church. On 18 July 1962, the guard of the Government Palace was absent and at 3:20 am, an
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As the end of government approached, popular discontent was undeniable. The strikes were slashed and boisterous and even violent protests were made in the streets. In addition to economic policy, the president's own personality, pompous and frivolous in difficult times, was criticized.
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and called an assembly to rewrite a Constitution convenient to him. Prado among other Civilists decisively opposed the new regime and despite being elected a senator later was deported by LeguĂa in 1921. He and his brothers settled down in Paris and London, respectively.
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and, shortly afterwards, general manager of the Bank. In 1934, he was appointed chairman (Governor) of the Bank, a post he occupied until 1939 with the general manager office.
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the forest, spreading small and medium-sized property and preferentially seeking the establishment of family farms" , whose studies were resumed by the following governments.
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14 children). The Peruvian chancellery nulled her passports upon learning, closed the embassy in Geneva, and fired JosĂ© MarĂa Barreto, ruining his political career.
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who wanted to anticipate the dissolution of the latter by Billinghurst. The Prado brothers took an active role in the capture of the
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