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1. Various of mothers and relatives holding a long banner with photographs of the missing persons
2. Photographs of the missing on banner
3. Various of mothers of 'Plaza de Mayo' revolution talking to each other
4. Adelina Lara Molina holding picture of her missing brother
5. Close up of photograph of Adelina's brother
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Adelina Lara Molina, Sister of missing person:
"I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more."
7. Marchers holding pictures of the missing
8. Various of marchers playing drums
9. Mother with a baby holding picture of a missing person
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ariel Castrobarro, Participant of march:
"To make sure this does not happen again, is to remember it. I feel it's important that people find out about this. If people want to take the day off - that's great, but we all need to be conscious of what happened so that this doesn't happen again."
11. Wide of banner being carried by protesters
12. Nobel laureate Adolfo Perez Esquivel marching with Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo leader Estela de Carlotto (black top, on right)
13. Mid of march and banner
14. Pan from banner with pictures of the missing to Presidential Palace
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Argentines marched on Monday to remember the March 24, 1976 military coup that launched a bloody seven-year dictatorship.
The participants of the march held up banners bearing old photographs of the missing people as they remembered thousands who died under the past regime.
Human rights activists chanted, as the protest travelled through the streets of Argentina's capital.
Earlier on Monday, government human rights secretary Eduardo Luis Duhalde opened a memorial service at the biggest torture centre of the past dictatorship, the former Navy Mechanics' School.
The anniversary is now a national holiday called "Day of Memory and Justice."
He said the deaths and disappearances of thousands of Argentines "still causes great pain" in this South American country, where the former military school has been transformed into a museum in honour of the estimated 5-thousand victims that passed through in chains to be tortured.
Many are believed to have been executed as part of a state crackdown on leftists known as the Dirty War.
Adelina Lara Molina, whose brother went missing during the regime, said, "I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more."
President of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, who took office in December last year, promising human rights issues were a priority of her government, did not take part in this year's annual anniversary events. But has vowed to see major trials of junta-era abuses concluded during her four-year term.
Nearly 13-thousand people died or disappeared under the 1976-83 dictatorship. Activists are calling for speeding up the trials of hundreds of suspected human rights violators dating to the junta era.
The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, graying human rights activists in white kerchiefs who are searching for loved ones still missing, unfurled a blue plastic banner with thousands of old black-and-white photographs of past "Dirty War" victims.
Hundreds of young people joined them in marching the banner across the capital.
100 dancers in red T-shirts followed to the beat of loud drums, and other human rights groups joined in a long column that ended in an afternoon rally outside the presidential palace.
President of the human rights groups Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto, appealed for more trials to be opened soon.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Tens of thousands of Argentines marched in Buenos Aires on Thursday (24 March) to mark the 40th anniversary of the coup that overthrew Isabel Peron and installed a military dictatorship led by army generals.
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- published: 26 Mar 2016
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On the 39th anniversary of 1976 coup d'etat that brought to power a military-civilian dictatorship, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets to pay tribute to the 30,000 victims of the repression, to demand that those accused of crimes against humanity face justice, and to denounce current destabilization campaigns against progressive governments in Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina. Leo Poblete reports from Buenos Aires. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-hundreds-of-thousands-march-on-coup-anniversary/
- published: 25 Mar 2015
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Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka was said to have masterminded the abortive military coup of February 13, 1976 against the government of General Murtala Mohammed. After he and a group of officers (consisting of Major Rabo, Captain Parwang and Lieutenant Seri) had killed the general, along with his aide-de-camp Lieutenant Akintunde Akinsehinwa , Dimka made his way to Radio Nigeria where he made this broadcast.
*************************
Good morning fellow Nigerians,
This is Lt. Col. B. Dimka of the Nigerian Army calling.
I bring you good tidings. Murtala Muhammed's deficiency has been detected. His government is now overthrown by the young revolutionaries. All the 19 military governors have no powers over the states they now govern. The states affairs will be run by military brigade commanders until further notice.
All commissioners are sacked, except for the armed forces and police commissioners who will be redeployed.
All senior military officers should remain calm in their respective spots. No divisional commanders will issue orders or instructions until further notice.
Any attempt to foil these plans from any quarters will be met with death.
You are warned, it is all over the 19 states.
Any acts of looting or raids will be death.
Everyone should be calm.
Please stay by your radio for further announcements.
All borders, air and sea ports are closed until further notice.
Curfew is imposed from 6am to 6pm.
Thank you. We are all together.
He planned to make a second broadcast but the coup was crushed. Lieutenant Colonel Dimka later fled to eastern Nigeria from the premises of Radio Nigeria
He was eventually arrested and following a court martial, Lieutenant Colonel Dimka and several military officers and civilians were executed by firing squad.
This video is of Dimka listening to his recorded confession and commenting on it.on the 13th March 1976
- published: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 17688
Thousands marched on the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday, which marks the 38th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, to commemorate the 'Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice'.
The march was organised by a variety of human rights organisations including Relatives of Detained-Disappeared for Political Reasons. Photos of people who disappeared during the last military dictatorship, which lasted between 1976-1983, were attached to a long banner carried by marching relatives and activists.
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1. Wide of protesters marching, holding banner
2. Various of march
3. Mid of two women from "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" and "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo" groups, holding photographs of children
4. Close-up of woman
5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cristina Cabin, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group:
"There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist. If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides."
6. Various of crowds outside Casa Rosada, presidential palace
7. Wide of banners reading: (Spanish) "Never again"
8. Wide of people holding long banner, showing pictures and dates relating to individuals who disappeared
9. Close-up of pictures
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Nora Cortina, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group:
"We also want to absolutely reject the anti-terrorist law because we are not terrorists, it was a mistake of the government to pass that law, it was an imposition of the United States."
11. Various of crowd and banners
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of Argentines marched through Buenos Aires on Saturday to mark the 36th anniversary of a coup that started a bloody military dictatorship.
An estimated 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured and murdered between 1976 and 1983, the seven years of the military junta.
Among the demonstrators were members of the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo," a loose-knit group which started looking for "disappeared" children soon after the 1976 coup.
"There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist," said Cristina Cabin from the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group.
"If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides."
Some discovered those apparently abducted had given birth in captivity and also started the "Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo" group.
The Grandmothers are very active looking for the estimated 500 babies who were born to arrested students and activists in illegal detention centres and later, it is claimed, stolen by the military and their parents often murdered.
Human-rights campaigners also used Saturday's march in the capital to protest against recent anti-terrorism laws, which they claim are oppressive and could be used to target social protests and demonstrations.
One campaigner said that the government had made "a mistake" by passing the legislation, which was introduced last December.
The military regime started in Argentina on 24 March, 1976, when army officers deposed president Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, better known as Isabel Peron, third wife and widow of General Juan Peron.
A military junta led by General Rafael Videla, Admiral Eduardo Massera and General Orlando Agosti took power and started a "Dirty War" against political opponents, Peronist officials, trades unionists, leftist activists and students.
The National Commission for the Disappearance of People, or CONADEP, recorded 9,000 cases but human-rights groups including Amnesty International claim to have details of over 30,000 victims of kidnaps, torture and murder.
Many of those kidnapped were reportedly thrown into the Atlantic Ocean from military flights and their remains have never been recovered.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Yes two top BBC journalists Penrose and Courtieur were steered out into the long grass by the powers that be.
In 1975 Britain's last honest Prime Minister, Harold Wilson was bugged, burgled bullied and hounded out of office by fascist, even Nazi, elements within MI5, the army and establishment who smeared him as a Russian KGB agent. As for books on this subject the best in order are as follows:
'The Pencourt File' by Barrie Penrose & Roger Courtiour (1978)
'Smear!: Wilson and the Secret State' by Stephen Dorril & Robin Ramsey (1992)
'The Wilson Plot: How the Spycatchers and Their American Allies Tried to Overthrow the British Government' (1988) by David Leigh
In his 1976 memoir Walking on Water, Hugh Cudlipp recounts a meeting he arranged at the request of Cecil King, the head of the International Publishing Corporation (IPC), between King and Lord Mountbatten of Burma. The meeting took place on May 8, 1968. Attending were Mountbatten, King, Cudlipp, and Sir Solly Zuckerman, the Chief Scientific Adviser to the British government.
According to Cudlipp:
"[Cecil] awaited the arrival of Sir Solly and then at once expounded his views on the gravity of the national situation, the urgency for action, and then embarked upon a shopping list of the Prime Minister's shortcomings...He explained that in the crisis he foresaw as being just around the corner, the Government would disintegrate, there would be bloodshed in the streets and the armed forces would be involved. The people would be looking to somebody like Lord Mountbatten as the titular head of a new administration, somebody renowned as a leader of men, who would be capable, backed by the best brains and administrators in the land, to restore public confidence. He ended with a question to Mountbatten- would he agree to be the titular head of a new administration in such circumstances?"
Mountbatten asked for the opinion of Zuckerman, who stated that the plan amounted to treason and left the room. Mountbatten expressed the same opinion, and King and Cudlipp left. On 30 May 1968 King was dismissed as the head of the International Publishing Corporation.
In addition to Mountbatten's refusal to participate in King's mooted plot, there is no evidence of any other conspirators. Cudlipp himself appears to see the meeting as an example of extreme egotism on King's part.
A BBC programme The Plot Against Harold Wilson, broadcast in 2006, reported that, in tapes recorded soon after his resignation on health grounds, Wilson stated that for eight months of his premiership he didn't "feel he knew what was going on, fully, in security". Wilson alleged two plots, in the late 1960s and mid 1970s respectively. He said that plans had been hatched to install Lord Mountbatten, Prince Charles's great uncle and mentor, as interim Prime Minister (see also Other conspiracy theories, below). He also claimed that ex-military leaders had been building up private armies in anticipation of "wholesale domestic liquidation". On a separate track, elements within MI5 had also, the BBC programme reported, spread "black propaganda" that Wilson and Williams were Soviet agents, and that Wilson was an IRA sympathiser, apparently with the intention of helping the Conservatives win the 1974 election.
- published: 23 Jul 2012
- views: 28427
Dramatised documentary which explores the reasons behind the sudden resignation on 16 March 1976 of British prime minister Harold Wilson. It is based on secret discussions that he had at the time with two journalists in which he alleges that the British intelligence services had made his position as prime minister untenable and that Britain was on the brink of a military coup, with Lord Mountbatten, the Queen's cousin, lined up to head an interim government after Wilson had been deposed.
- published: 11 Jan 2013
- views: 84070
March 24, 2011: It commemorates the 1976 coup, the last and bloodiest in the history of Argentina and 30,000 victims of state terrorism. On March 24, 1976 a coup overthrew the civilian-military constitutional government of President Maria Estela Martinez de Peron and established a dictatorship that ruled Argentina between 1976 and 1983 by a military junta headed by commanders of the three Armed Forces: Jorge R. Videla (Army), Emilio E. Massera (Navy) and Orlando R. Agosti (Air Force). He calls himself a "Process of National Reorganization " and that is why it is often referred to simply as "the process. "
- published: 24 Mar 2011
- views: 1703
On Thursday, Argentina commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup which brought to power a brutal military dictatorship that left around 30,000 people killed. U.S. President Barack Obama, on his second day in the country, visited a memorial site to honor those who died, which stirred more debate and controversy.
CCTV's Joel Richards reports from Buenos Aires.
- published: 25 Mar 2016
- views: 27
The 1976 Argentine coup was a right-wing coup d'état that overthrew Isabel Perón on 24 March 1976, in Argentina. In her place, a military junta was installed, which was headed by General Jorge Rafael Videla, Admiral Emilio Eduardo Massera and Brigadier Orlando Ramón Agosti. The junta took the official name of "National Reorganization Process," and remained in power until 1983.
Although political repression (the so-called "Dirty War") began before the coup, as soon as Operativo Independencia, it was heavily extended after the coup and resulted in the "disappearances" of between 7000 and 30000 persons, depending on sources.
The United States Department of State learned of the preparations of the coup two months before.
Two days after the coup, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Latin America, William D. Rogers, stated "This junta is testing the basic proposition that Argentina is not governable...I think that's a distinctly odds-on choice." and "I think also we've got to expect a fair amount of repression, probably a good deal of blood, in Argentina before too long. I think they're going to have to come down very hard not only on the terrorists but on the dissidents of trade unions and their parties." US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stated that "Whatever chance they have, they will need a little encouragement" and "because I do want to encourage them. I don't want to give the sense that they're harassed by the United States."
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1:53NEW Argentines recall March 1976 coup that launched dictatorship
NEW Argentines recall March 1976 coup that launched dictatorshipNEW Argentines recall March 1976 coup that launched dictatorship
1. Various of mothers and relatives holding a long banner with photographs of the missing persons 2. Photographs of the missing on banner 3. Various of mothers of 'Plaza de Mayo' revolution talking to each other 4. Adelina Lara Molina holding picture of her missing brother 5. Close up of photograph of Adelina's brother 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Adelina Lara Molina, Sister of missing person: "I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more." 7. Marchers holding pictures of the missing 8. Various of marchers playing drums 9. Mother with a baby holding picture of a missing person 10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ariel Castrobarro, Participant of march: "To make sure this does not happen again, is to remember it. I feel it's important that people find out about this. If people want to take the day off - that's great, but we all need to be conscious of what happened so that this doesn't happen again." 11. Wide of banner being carried by protesters 12. Nobel laureate Adolfo Perez Esquivel marching with Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo leader Estela de Carlotto (black top, on right) 13. Mid of march and banner 14. Pan from banner with pictures of the missing to Presidential Palace STORYLINE: Thousands of Argentines marched on Monday to remember the March 24, 1976 military coup that launched a bloody seven-year dictatorship. The participants of the march held up banners bearing old photographs of the missing people as they remembered thousands who died under the past regime. Human rights activists chanted, as the protest travelled through the streets of Argentina's capital. Earlier on Monday, government human rights secretary Eduardo Luis Duhalde opened a memorial service at the biggest torture centre of the past dictatorship, the former Navy Mechanics' School. The anniversary is now a national holiday called "Day of Memory and Justice." He said the deaths and disappearances of thousands of Argentines "still causes great pain" in this South American country, where the former military school has been transformed into a museum in honour of the estimated 5-thousand victims that passed through in chains to be tortured. Many are believed to have been executed as part of a state crackdown on leftists known as the Dirty War. Adelina Lara Molina, whose brother went missing during the regime, said, "I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more." President of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, who took office in December last year, promising human rights issues were a priority of her government, did not take part in this year's annual anniversary events. But has vowed to see major trials of junta-era abuses concluded during her four-year term. Nearly 13-thousand people died or disappeared under the 1976-83 dictatorship. Activists are calling for speeding up the trials of hundreds of suspected human rights violators dating to the junta era. The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, graying human rights activists in white kerchiefs who are searching for loved ones still missing, unfurled a blue plastic banner with thousands of old black-and-white photographs of past "Dirty War" victims. Hundreds of young people joined them in marching the banner across the capital. 100 dancers in red T-shirts followed to the beat of loud drums, and other human rights groups joined in a long column that ended in an afternoon rally outside the presidential palace. President of the human rights groups Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto, appealed for more trials to be opened soon. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c09fb1175d9166729349d9612fd5a826 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:31Remembering Argentina's 1976 coup
Remembering Argentina's 1976 coupRemembering Argentina's 1976 coup
Tens of thousands of Argentines marched in Buenos Aires on Thursday (24 March) to mark the 40th anniversary of the coup that overthrew Isabel Peron and installed a military dictatorship led by army generals. … Let the pictures do the talking: subscribe to No Comment http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=NoCommentTV No Comment is brought to you by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe. Find us on: Youtube http://eurone.ws/yDXQ7c Facebook http://eurone.ws/110HFkw Twitter http://eurone.ws/ZuMzJb euronews.com http://eurone.ws/17qIsCK -
2:43Argentina: Hundreds of thousands march on coup anniversary
Argentina: Hundreds of thousands march on coup anniversaryArgentina: Hundreds of thousands march on coup anniversary
On the 39th anniversary of 1976 coup d'etat that brought to power a military-civilian dictatorship, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets to pay tribute to the 30,000 victims of the repression, to demand that those accused of crimes against humanity face justice, and to denounce current destabilization campaigns against progressive governments in Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina. Leo Poblete reports from Buenos Aires. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-hundreds-of-thousands-march-on-coup-anniversary/ -
1:32Nigeria: Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976
Nigeria: Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976Nigeria: Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976
Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka was said to have masterminded the abortive military coup of February 13, 1976 against the government of General Murtala Mohammed. After he and a group of officers (consisting of Major Rabo, Captain Parwang and Lieutenant Seri) had killed the general, along with his aide-de-camp Lieutenant Akintunde Akinsehinwa , Dimka made his way to Radio Nigeria where he made this broadcast. ************************* Good morning fellow Nigerians, This is Lt. Col. B. Dimka of the Nigerian Army calling. I bring you good tidings. Murtala Muhammed's deficiency has been detected. His government is now overthrown by the young revolutionaries. All the 19 military governors have no powers over the states they now govern. The states affairs will be run by military brigade commanders until further notice. All commissioners are sacked, except for the armed forces and police commissioners who will be redeployed. All senior military officers should remain calm in their respective spots. No divisional commanders will issue orders or instructions until further notice. Any attempt to foil these plans from any quarters will be met with death. You are warned, it is all over the 19 states. Any acts of looting or raids will be death. Everyone should be calm. Please stay by your radio for further announcements. All borders, air and sea ports are closed until further notice. Curfew is imposed from 6am to 6pm. Thank you. We are all together. He planned to make a second broadcast but the coup was crushed. Lieutenant Colonel Dimka later fled to eastern Nigeria from the premises of Radio Nigeria He was eventually arrested and following a court martial, Lieutenant Colonel Dimka and several military officers and civilians were executed by firing squad. This video is of Dimka listening to his recorded confession and commenting on it.on the 13th March 1976 -
1:14Argentina: Thousands march on anniversary of the military coup
Argentina: Thousands march on anniversary of the military coupArgentina: Thousands march on anniversary of the military coup
Thousands marched on the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday, which marks the 38th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, to commemorate the 'Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice'. The march was organised by a variety of human rights organisations including Relatives of Detained-Disappeared for Political Reasons. Photos of people who disappeared during the last military dictatorship, which lasted between 1976-1983, were attached to a long banner carried by marching relatives and activists. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Google Plus: http://plus.google.com/111498286331086224967 Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv -
1:27Anniversary of 1976 military coup; demo against proposed anti-terror law
Anniversary of 1976 military coup; demo against proposed anti-terror lawAnniversary of 1976 military coup; demo against proposed anti-terror law
1. Wide of protesters marching, holding banner 2. Various of march 3. Mid of two women from "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" and "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo" groups, holding photographs of children 4. Close-up of woman 5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cristina Cabin, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group: "There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist. If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides." 6. Various of crowds outside Casa Rosada, presidential palace 7. Wide of banners reading: (Spanish) "Never again" 8. Wide of people holding long banner, showing pictures and dates relating to individuals who disappeared 9. Close-up of pictures 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Nora Cortina, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group: "We also want to absolutely reject the anti-terrorist law because we are not terrorists, it was a mistake of the government to pass that law, it was an imposition of the United States." 11. Various of crowd and banners STORYLINE: Tens of thousands of Argentines marched through Buenos Aires on Saturday to mark the 36th anniversary of a coup that started a bloody military dictatorship. An estimated 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured and murdered between 1976 and 1983, the seven years of the military junta. Among the demonstrators were members of the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo," a loose-knit group which started looking for "disappeared" children soon after the 1976 coup. "There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist," said Cristina Cabin from the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group. "If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides." Some discovered those apparently abducted had given birth in captivity and also started the "Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo" group. The Grandmothers are very active looking for the estimated 500 babies who were born to arrested students and activists in illegal detention centres and later, it is claimed, stolen by the military and their parents often murdered. Human-rights campaigners also used Saturday's march in the capital to protest against recent anti-terrorism laws, which they claim are oppressive and could be used to target social protests and demonstrations. One campaigner said that the government had made "a mistake" by passing the legislation, which was introduced last December. The military regime started in Argentina on 24 March, 1976, when army officers deposed president Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, better known as Isabel Peron, third wife and widow of General Juan Peron. A military junta led by General Rafael Videla, Admiral Eduardo Massera and General Orlando Agosti took power and started a "Dirty War" against political opponents, Peronist officials, trades unionists, leftist activists and students. The National Commission for the Disappearance of People, or CONADEP, recorded 9,000 cases but human-rights groups including Amnesty International claim to have details of over 30,000 victims of kidnaps, torture and murder. Many of those kidnapped were reportedly thrown into the Atlantic Ocean from military flights and their remains have never been recovered. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e6bcc22b8aebcb4f130fb8e3702a9190 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
12:49THE 1975 x COUP DE MAIN | Part II [full interview out Feb 29]
THE 1975 x COUP DE MAIN | Part II [full interview out Feb 29] -
89:34Harold Wilson plot, Treason & Conspiracy by MI5, 1968 Coup, 1976 Resignation
Harold Wilson plot, Treason & Conspiracy by MI5, 1968 Coup, 1976 ResignationHarold Wilson plot, Treason & Conspiracy by MI5, 1968 Coup, 1976 Resignation
Yes two top BBC journalists Penrose and Courtieur were steered out into the long grass by the powers that be. In 1975 Britain's last honest Prime Minister, Harold Wilson was bugged, burgled bullied and hounded out of office by fascist, even Nazi, elements within MI5, the army and establishment who smeared him as a Russian KGB agent. As for books on this subject the best in order are as follows: 'The Pencourt File' by Barrie Penrose & Roger Courtiour (1978) 'Smear!: Wilson and the Secret State' by Stephen Dorril & Robin Ramsey (1992) 'The Wilson Plot: How the Spycatchers and Their American Allies Tried to Overthrow the British Government' (1988) by David Leigh In his 1976 memoir Walking on Water, Hugh Cudlipp recounts a meeting he arranged at the request of Cecil King, the head of the International Publishing Corporation (IPC), between King and Lord Mountbatten of Burma. The meeting took place on May 8, 1968. Attending were Mountbatten, King, Cudlipp, and Sir Solly Zuckerman, the Chief Scientific Adviser to the British government. According to Cudlipp: "[Cecil] awaited the arrival of Sir Solly and then at once expounded his views on the gravity of the national situation, the urgency for action, and then embarked upon a shopping list of the Prime Minister's shortcomings...He explained that in the crisis he foresaw as being just around the corner, the Government would disintegrate, there would be bloodshed in the streets and the armed forces would be involved. The people would be looking to somebody like Lord Mountbatten as the titular head of a new administration, somebody renowned as a leader of men, who would be capable, backed by the best brains and administrators in the land, to restore public confidence. He ended with a question to Mountbatten- would he agree to be the titular head of a new administration in such circumstances?" Mountbatten asked for the opinion of Zuckerman, who stated that the plan amounted to treason and left the room. Mountbatten expressed the same opinion, and King and Cudlipp left. On 30 May 1968 King was dismissed as the head of the International Publishing Corporation. In addition to Mountbatten's refusal to participate in King's mooted plot, there is no evidence of any other conspirators. Cudlipp himself appears to see the meeting as an example of extreme egotism on King's part. A BBC programme The Plot Against Harold Wilson, broadcast in 2006, reported that, in tapes recorded soon after his resignation on health grounds, Wilson stated that for eight months of his premiership he didn't "feel he knew what was going on, fully, in security". Wilson alleged two plots, in the late 1960s and mid 1970s respectively. He said that plans had been hatched to install Lord Mountbatten, Prince Charles's great uncle and mentor, as interim Prime Minister (see also Other conspiracy theories, below). He also claimed that ex-military leaders had been building up private armies in anticipation of "wholesale domestic liquidation". On a separate track, elements within MI5 had also, the BBC programme reported, spread "black propaganda" that Wilson and Williams were Soviet agents, and that Wilson was an IRA sympathiser, apparently with the intention of helping the Conservatives win the 1974 election. -
89:30The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006
The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006
Dramatised documentary which explores the reasons behind the sudden resignation on 16 March 1976 of British prime minister Harold Wilson. It is based on secret discussions that he had at the time with two journalists in which he alleges that the British intelligence services had made his position as prime minister untenable and that Britain was on the brink of a military coup, with Lord Mountbatten, the Queen's cousin, lined up to head an interim government after Wilson had been deposed. -
5:0835º aniversario del golpe militar de 1976. Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.
35º aniversario del golpe militar de 1976. Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.35º aniversario del golpe militar de 1976. Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.
March 24, 2011: It commemorates the 1976 coup, the last and bloodiest in the history of Argentina and 30,000 victims of state terrorism. On March 24, 1976 a coup overthrew the civilian-military constitutional government of President Maria Estela Martinez de Peron and established a dictatorship that ruled Argentina between 1976 and 1983 by a military junta headed by commanders of the three Armed Forces: Jorge R. Videla (Army), Emilio E. Massera (Navy) and Orlando R. Agosti (Air Force). He calls himself a "Process of National Reorganization " and that is why it is often referred to simply as "the process. " -
2:55Argentina commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup
Argentina commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coupArgentina commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup
On Thursday, Argentina commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup which brought to power a brutal military dictatorship that left around 30,000 people killed. U.S. President Barack Obama, on his second day in the country, visited a memorial site to honor those who died, which stirred more debate and controversy. CCTV's Joel Richards reports from Buenos Aires. -
1:37Demos to mark 35th anniversary of 1976 coup d-#39etat 2011 News
Demos to mark 35th anniversary of 1976 coup d-#39etat 2011 NewsDemos to mark 35th anniversary of 1976 coup d-#39etat 2011 News
SHOTLIST 1. Wide of march with Congress dome in background 2. Various of demonstrators holding banners and pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship 3. Various of demonstrators playing drums 4. SOUNDBITE Spanish Joaquin Cara vox pop It is a massive popular display with the intention of keeping alive the memory of the 30 thousand comrades who disappeared during the last military dictatorship. 5. Mothers of Plaza de Mayo carrying banner with pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship amid hundreds of demonstrators 6. Various of members of the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo marching 7. Close-up of Estela de Carlotto leader of the group of Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo 8. Various of human right activists dancing group performing at demo 9. Wide of demo STORYLINE Human rights organisations and relatives of victims of the 1976 military coup marked its 35th anniversary on Thursday with a large demonstration in Buenos Aires. Official reports put the victims of the 1976-83 dictatorship at nearly 11-thousand dead and missing but human rights groups insist that the systematic military crackdown on dissent claimed as many as 30-thousand lives. During the march in the capital of Buenos Aires thousands of demonstrators gathered and carried banners displaying photographs of victims of the dictatorship and held signs demanding that they never be forgotten. Those taking part in the anniversary event included relatives of victims who were seized by the former junta s security forces and whisked away to clandestine torture centres during the so-called Dirty War. The group Mothers and Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo were among the first to raise their voices against military abuses over a quarter of a century ago. They have been marching every Thursday since 1977 in the Plaza de Mayo the main square in front of Argentina s Government House. In August 2003 Argentina s Congress took the first step to repeal two amnesty laws that shielded hundreds of military officers from prosecution. Many of the junta s top leaders and other officers are now under house arrest and face charges of kidnapping children belonging to mothers who disappeared during the military s rule. Former military presidents Jorge Videla and Reynaldo Bignone stand accused of giving kidnapped newborn babies up for adoption to childless couples who supported their government. -
4:52Children who "disappeared" in 1976 during military coup tell their stories
Children who "disappeared" in 1976 during military coup tell their storiesChildren who "disappeared" in 1976 during military coup tell their stories
1. Various of people drumming and demonstrating 2. Woman with picture of a girl called Edime Peirano 3. Close up of picture 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''Disappeared'': "I investigated comrades, who had disappeared at that time, and the places, where they had disappeared, statements by survivors, and then I took a DNA test to confirm all the clues that existed, and I discovered that my mother''s name was Maria Hilda Perez, and that she had been a member of the Montoneros group in a district of Buenos Aires, called Moron, and that my father''s name was Jose Maria Donda, and that he was also a member of the Montoneros in Moron. My mother was kidnapped from the square in Moron by an Air Force Task Group, and they held her for a while in a secret location in Moron, and when she was going to have me, they took her to the ESMA (Navy Mechanics School in Buenos Aires) to give birth." 5. Various of the ESMA building 6. Pan across a window of the building 7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''disappeared'': "I know my mother''s family now, I have spoken to my grandmother by telephone because she lives in Canada, but I don''t know my father''s family because the only one still alive is my father''s elder brother, whose name is Adolfo Donda, who was head of the ESMA task groups, and it was he, who sent them to kidnap my mother, and he who gave me away. While they were torturing me in ESMA, he was giving the orders." 8. Various of demonstrators carrying a banner SOUNDBITE: (Spanish), Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''disappeared'': "I did some DNA tests to cross-check this information with genetic information held in the Duran hospital, that was in November 2004. In August 2005, I got the results which confirmed that I was the son of Ines and Ruben, both of whom had disappeared." 9. Various of corridors and stairs 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''Disappeared'': "Knowing this gives me great strength, knowing that she was very young, she was 17 years old, and she was able to overcome all those difficulties and give birth." 11. Various of corridors and damaged walls 12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''Disappeared'': "With my father, they have told me about a lot of situations, that really make me feel proud. They tortured him many times, and people who were very great friends of his and very close to him, have told me that he knew a lot of information, and the kidnappers never went and knocked on the door of anybody he knew." FILE - 2001 13. Various of people exhuming bodies from unmarked graves 14. Close up of bucket Buenos Aires - recent 15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish), Pablo Marsala, Executive Director, Amnesty International Argentina: (NB: IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE WORD ARGENTINA BE RETAINED IN THE NAME OF THE ORGANISATION) "Of course we support the task of recuperating memory and identity, and progress is being made in this, but there is also a long way to go, headed by the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo in our country, and also the HIJOS group, who are children of families of the disappeared." 16. People standing in front of a fence with pictures posted 17. Close up of a picture of Maria Mayor and Carlos Rafael Rosales 18. Pan to all other pictures on the fence 19. Various of pictures on fence SUGGESTED LEAD-IN On March 24th, 1976 the Argentinian armed forces seized power in a right-wing coup d''etat. For the next seven years, the military allegedly tortured and exterminated their opponents - many of them young women who had small children or were pregnant. About 600 children, including newborn babies, were thought to be stolen by the armed forces. STORYLINE: You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/cb779f1276257eafe9ef34fdd26ccdaa Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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1976 Coup and Democray 1983 Argentina
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NEW Argentines recall March 1976 coup that launched dictatorship
1. Various of mothers and relatives holding a long banner with photographs of the missing persons 2. Photographs of the missing on banner 3. Various of mothers of 'Plaza de Mayo' revolution talking to each other 4. Adelina Lara Molina holding picture of her missing brother 5. Close up of photograph of Adelina's brother 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Adelina Lara Molina, Sister of missing person: "I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more." 7. Marchers holding pictures of the missing 8. Various of marchers playing drums 9. Mother with a baby holding picture of a missing person 10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ariel Castrobarro, Participant of march: "To make sure this does not happ... -
Remembering Argentina's 1976 coup
Tens of thousands of Argentines marched in Buenos Aires on Thursday (24 March) to mark the 40th anniversary of the coup that overthrew Isabel Peron and installed a military dictatorship led by army generals. … Let the pictures do the talking: subscribe to No Comment http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=NoCommentTV No Comment is brought to you by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe. Find us on: Youtube http://eurone.ws/yDXQ7c Facebook http://eurone.ws/110HFkw Twitter http://eurone.ws/ZuMzJb euronews.com http://eurone.ws/17qIsCK -
Argentina: Hundreds of thousands march on coup anniversary
On the 39th anniversary of 1976 coup d'etat that brought to power a military-civilian dictatorship, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets to pay tribute to the 30,000 victims of the repression, to demand that those accused of crimes against humanity face justice, and to denounce current destabilization campaigns against progressive governments in Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina. Leo Poblete reports from Buenos Aires. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-hundreds-of-thousands-march-on-coup-anniversary/ -
Nigeria: Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976
Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka was said to have masterminded the abortive military coup of February 13, 1976 against the government of General Murtala Mohammed. After he and a group of officers (consisting of Major Rabo, Captain Parwang and Lieutenant Seri) had killed the general, along with his aide-de-camp Lieutenant Akintunde Akinsehinwa , Dimka made his way to Radio Nigeria where he made this broadcast. ************************* Good morning fellow Nigerians, This is Lt. Col. B. Dimka of the Nigerian Army calling. I bring you good tidings. Murtala Muhammed's deficiency has been detected. His government is now overthrown by the young revolutionaries. All the 19 military governors have no powers over the states they now gove... -
Argentina: Thousands march on anniversary of the military coup
Thousands marched on the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday, which marks the 38th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, to commemorate the 'Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice'. The march was organised by a variety of human rights organisations including Relatives of Detained-Disappeared for Political Reasons. Photos of people who disappeared during the last military dictatorship, which lasted between 1976-1983, were attached to a long banner carried by marching relatives and activists. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Google Plus: http://plus.google.com/111498286331086224967 Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.... -
Anniversary of 1976 military coup; demo against proposed anti-terror law
1. Wide of protesters marching, holding banner 2. Various of march 3. Mid of two women from "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" and "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo" groups, holding photographs of children 4. Close-up of woman 5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cristina Cabin, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group: "There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist. If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides." 6. Various of crowds outside Casa Rosada, presidential palace 7. Wide of banners reading: (Spanish) "Never again" 8. Wide of people holding long banner, showing pictures and dates relating to individuals who disappeared 9. Close-up of pictures 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Nora C... -
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Harold Wilson plot, Treason & Conspiracy by MI5, 1968 Coup, 1976 Resignation
Yes two top BBC journalists Penrose and Courtieur were steered out into the long grass by the powers that be. In 1975 Britain's last honest Prime Minister, Harold Wilson was bugged, burgled bullied and hounded out of office by fascist, even Nazi, elements within MI5, the army and establishment who smeared him as a Russian KGB agent. As for books on this subject the best in order are as follows: 'The Pencourt File' by Barrie Penrose & Roger Courtiour (1978) 'Smear!: Wilson and the Secret State' by Stephen Dorril & Robin Ramsey (1992) 'The Wilson Plot: How the Spycatchers and Their American Allies Tried to Overthrow the British Government' (1988) by David Leigh In his 1976 memoir Walking on Water, Hugh Cudlipp recounts a meeting he arranged at the request of Cecil King, the head of the I... -
The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006
Dramatised documentary which explores the reasons behind the sudden resignation on 16 March 1976 of British prime minister Harold Wilson. It is based on secret discussions that he had at the time with two journalists in which he alleges that the British intelligence services had made his position as prime minister untenable and that Britain was on the brink of a military coup, with Lord Mountbatten, the Queen's cousin, lined up to head an interim government after Wilson had been deposed. -
35º aniversario del golpe militar de 1976. Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.
March 24, 2011: It commemorates the 1976 coup, the last and bloodiest in the history of Argentina and 30,000 victims of state terrorism. On March 24, 1976 a coup overthrew the civilian-military constitutional government of President Maria Estela Martinez de Peron and established a dictatorship that ruled Argentina between 1976 and 1983 by a military junta headed by commanders of the three Armed Forces: Jorge R. Videla (Army), Emilio E. Massera (Navy) and Orlando R. Agosti (Air Force). He calls himself a "Process of National Reorganization " and that is why it is often referred to simply as "the process. " -
Argentina commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup
On Thursday, Argentina commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup which brought to power a brutal military dictatorship that left around 30,000 people killed. U.S. President Barack Obama, on his second day in the country, visited a memorial site to honor those who died, which stirred more debate and controversy. CCTV's Joel Richards reports from Buenos Aires. -
Demos to mark 35th anniversary of 1976 coup d-#39etat 2011 News
SHOTLIST 1. Wide of march with Congress dome in background 2. Various of demonstrators holding banners and pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship 3. Various of demonstrators playing drums 4. SOUNDBITE Spanish Joaquin Cara vox pop It is a massive popular display with the intention of keeping alive the memory of the 30 thousand comrades who disappeared during the last military dictatorship. 5. Mothers of Plaza de Mayo carrying banner with pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship amid hundreds of demonstrators 6. Various of members of the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo marching 7. Close-up of Estela de Carlotto leader of the group of Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo 8. Various of human right activists dancing group performing at demo 9.... -
Children who "disappeared" in 1976 during military coup tell their stories
1. Various of people drumming and demonstrating 2. Woman with picture of a girl called Edime Peirano 3. Close up of picture 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''Disappeared'': "I investigated comrades, who had disappeared at that time, and the places, where they had disappeared, statements by survivors, and then I took a DNA test to confirm all the clues that existed, and I discovered that my mother''s name was Maria Hilda Perez, and that she had been a member of the Montoneros group in a district of Buenos Aires, called Moron, and that my father''s name was Jose Maria Donda, and that he was also a member of the Montoneros in Moron. My mother was kidnapped from the square in Moron by an Air Force Task Group, and they held her for a while in a secret loc... -
Demos mark 33rd anniversary of the military coup
SHOTLIST 1. Pan of long banner carried by crowd, bearing photographs of 'los desaparecidos', people who disappeared under the military dictatorship, in march to mark the anniversary of 1976 military coup 2. Banners born aloft, including one with photo of Eva Peron 3. Mid shot marchers standing behind barrier holding banners 4. Various of marchers holding banner reading "We won't forget our martyrs" 5. Various of dancers at march 6. Various of group playing drums at march 7. Wide of marchers standing behind banner saying "human rights" 8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Ceballos, vox pop: "It is important to mark this day and hold on to the memory so that we won't ever again have a March 24 1976." 9. Members of the group Mothers of Plaza de Mayo (in white headscarves) among crowd in ... -
Nobel Prize winner tells Obama to stay away from Argentina on US backed coup anniversary
A former Argentine Nobel Prize winner says US President Barack Obama should skip or at least delay his intended visit to the country on March 24 because it coincides with the 40th anniversary of a coup that installed a Washington-backed military government. Adolfo Perez Esquivel says he is happy that the US president would like to visit Argentina, only he believes that Obama should travel to the country at a later date due to the sensitivity of the anniversary. “I’m a survivor of that era, of the flights of death, of the torture, of the prisons, of the exiles,” Esquivel told AP. “And when you analyze the situation in depth, the United States was responsible for the coups in Latin America.” Esquivel won the Nobel Prize in 1980 for defending human rights under Argentina’s dictatorship, whi... -
The Timing Of Obama's Argentina Visit Made A Lot Of People Angry - Newsy
On the 40th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup, thousands marched in protest during President Barack Obama's visit to the country. Transcript: "Alert! Alert! Anti-imperialism continues throughout Latin America! Alert! Alert!" chanted protesters in Buenos Aires. In Buenos Aires, thousands protested President Barack Obama's visit to Argentina on the 40th anniversary of the country's 1976 military coup. "Obama's visit is a reason for all Argentine people and all human rights organizations to march together, regardless of their differences, to reject Obama's presence," said a member of the Patria Grande movement. "Every time that they have reestablished relations with these people, our country has suffered the consequences. So that is why we don't believe anything that they say," o... -
PRESIDENT OBAMA HOLDS TOWN HALL IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA | MARCH 23, 2016
After years of anti-American posturing by its leader, Argentina has a new president whose outstretched hand has been eagerly accepted by the United States. President Barack Obama will reward the South American nation on Wednesday with a state visit aimed at keeping that promising trajectory on track. Obama has made no secret of his preference for Argentine President Mauricio Macri over his left-leaning predecessor, Cristina Fernandez, whose meandering missives were a source of frequent frustration and eye-rolling in the White House. So Obama was all too glad to see her replaced in December by Macri, who has affably accepted U.S. help with his mission to modernize Argentina's struggling economy. "President Macri recognizes that we're in a new era, and we have to look forward," Obama said ... -
Argentina marks e9th anniversary of brutal military coup
Thousands of people marched in Buenos Aires on Tuesday to repudiate the bloody military coup that began 39 years ago when Jorge Rafael Videla and two other military leaders staged a coup on March 24, 1976, and subsequently took the lives of at least 30,000 suspected leftists and political dissidents. Many perpetrators were originally granted amnesty, but this was repealed in 2005 under the administration of Nestor Kirchner. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-marks-e9th-anniversary-of-brutal-military-coup/ -
The Blow, Chronicles of a Conspiration
The return of the democracy in the Argentina in 1973 marks the beginning of the countdown towards the following coup d'état. On March 24 1976 the worst dictatorship of the history of this country is established, as a result of a conspiracy carefully planned for months. El regreso de la democracia en la Argentina en 1973 marca el comienzo de la cuenta regresiva hacia el siguiente golpe de estado. El 24 de marzo de 1976 se instaura la peor dictadura de la historia de este país, como fruto de un complot cuidadosamente tramado durante meses. -
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Rally to mark 30th anniversary of military coup
1. Pan of crowd in front of stage at the beginning of the vigil 2. Medium of crowd 3. Pull out of pictures of the "disappeared" 4. Mid view pictures of the "disappeared" 5. Cutaway of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo member Augustina Romero de Reinoso 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Agustina Romano de Reinoso, Mother of Plaza de Mayo Member: "This means a lot for us, because it is as if we beat them thirty years ago. We have beaten death, by searching for life." 7. Medium of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo walking on stage and greeting crowd 8. Crowd applauding Mothers of Plaza de Mayo on stage 9. More of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo on stage 10. Close-up of Hebe de Bonafini, Mothers of Plaza de Mayo leader 11. Wide of stage with singer Leon Gieco performing in front of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo ... -
1976 Coup and Democray 1983 Argentina
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Military coup March 1976, the Desaparecidos and return to Democracy. Alfonsin elected President 1983
Military coup March 1976, the Desaparecidos and return to Democracy. Alfonsin elected President 1983
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Military coup March 1976, the Desaparecidos and return to Democracy. Alfonsin elected President 1983
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NEW Argentines recall March 1976 coup that launched dictatorship
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1. Various of mothers and relatives holding a long banner with photographs of the missing persons
2. Photographs of the missing on banner
3. Various of mother...
1. Various of mothers and relatives holding a long banner with photographs of the missing persons
2. Photographs of the missing on banner
3. Various of mothers of 'Plaza de Mayo' revolution talking to each other
4. Adelina Lara Molina holding picture of her missing brother
5. Close up of photograph of Adelina's brother
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Adelina Lara Molina, Sister of missing person:
"I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more."
7. Marchers holding pictures of the missing
8. Various of marchers playing drums
9. Mother with a baby holding picture of a missing person
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ariel Castrobarro, Participant of march:
"To make sure this does not happen again, is to remember it. I feel it's important that people find out about this. If people want to take the day off - that's great, but we all need to be conscious of what happened so that this doesn't happen again."
11. Wide of banner being carried by protesters
12. Nobel laureate Adolfo Perez Esquivel marching with Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo leader Estela de Carlotto (black top, on right)
13. Mid of march and banner
14. Pan from banner with pictures of the missing to Presidential Palace
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Argentines marched on Monday to remember the March 24, 1976 military coup that launched a bloody seven-year dictatorship.
The participants of the march held up banners bearing old photographs of the missing people as they remembered thousands who died under the past regime.
Human rights activists chanted, as the protest travelled through the streets of Argentina's capital.
Earlier on Monday, government human rights secretary Eduardo Luis Duhalde opened a memorial service at the biggest torture centre of the past dictatorship, the former Navy Mechanics' School.
The anniversary is now a national holiday called "Day of Memory and Justice."
He said the deaths and disappearances of thousands of Argentines "still causes great pain" in this South American country, where the former military school has been transformed into a museum in honour of the estimated 5-thousand victims that passed through in chains to be tortured.
Many are believed to have been executed as part of a state crackdown on leftists known as the Dirty War.
Adelina Lara Molina, whose brother went missing during the regime, said, "I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more."
President of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, who took office in December last year, promising human rights issues were a priority of her government, did not take part in this year's annual anniversary events. But has vowed to see major trials of junta-era abuses concluded during her four-year term.
Nearly 13-thousand people died or disappeared under the 1976-83 dictatorship. Activists are calling for speeding up the trials of hundreds of suspected human rights violators dating to the junta era.
The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, graying human rights activists in white kerchiefs who are searching for loved ones still missing, unfurled a blue plastic banner with thousands of old black-and-white photographs of past "Dirty War" victims.
Hundreds of young people joined them in marching the banner across the capital.
100 dancers in red T-shirts followed to the beat of loud drums, and other human rights groups joined in a long column that ended in an afternoon rally outside the presidential palace.
President of the human rights groups Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto, appealed for more trials to be opened soon.
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1. Various of mothers and relatives holding a long banner with photographs of the missing persons
2. Photographs of the missing on banner
3. Various of mothers of 'Plaza de Mayo' revolution talking to each other
4. Adelina Lara Molina holding picture of her missing brother
5. Close up of photograph of Adelina's brother
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Adelina Lara Molina, Sister of missing person:
"I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more."
7. Marchers holding pictures of the missing
8. Various of marchers playing drums
9. Mother with a baby holding picture of a missing person
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ariel Castrobarro, Participant of march:
"To make sure this does not happen again, is to remember it. I feel it's important that people find out about this. If people want to take the day off - that's great, but we all need to be conscious of what happened so that this doesn't happen again."
11. Wide of banner being carried by protesters
12. Nobel laureate Adolfo Perez Esquivel marching with Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo leader Estela de Carlotto (black top, on right)
13. Mid of march and banner
14. Pan from banner with pictures of the missing to Presidential Palace
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Argentines marched on Monday to remember the March 24, 1976 military coup that launched a bloody seven-year dictatorship.
The participants of the march held up banners bearing old photographs of the missing people as they remembered thousands who died under the past regime.
Human rights activists chanted, as the protest travelled through the streets of Argentina's capital.
Earlier on Monday, government human rights secretary Eduardo Luis Duhalde opened a memorial service at the biggest torture centre of the past dictatorship, the former Navy Mechanics' School.
The anniversary is now a national holiday called "Day of Memory and Justice."
He said the deaths and disappearances of thousands of Argentines "still causes great pain" in this South American country, where the former military school has been transformed into a museum in honour of the estimated 5-thousand victims that passed through in chains to be tortured.
Many are believed to have been executed as part of a state crackdown on leftists known as the Dirty War.
Adelina Lara Molina, whose brother went missing during the regime, said, "I don't feel that anything changed, how could something have changed if we still don't know anything, everyone is promising slight changes but nothing more."
President of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, who took office in December last year, promising human rights issues were a priority of her government, did not take part in this year's annual anniversary events. But has vowed to see major trials of junta-era abuses concluded during her four-year term.
Nearly 13-thousand people died or disappeared under the 1976-83 dictatorship. Activists are calling for speeding up the trials of hundreds of suspected human rights violators dating to the junta era.
The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, graying human rights activists in white kerchiefs who are searching for loved ones still missing, unfurled a blue plastic banner with thousands of old black-and-white photographs of past "Dirty War" victims.
Hundreds of young people joined them in marching the banner across the capital.
100 dancers in red T-shirts followed to the beat of loud drums, and other human rights groups joined in a long column that ended in an afternoon rally outside the presidential palace.
President of the human rights groups Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto, appealed for more trials to be opened soon.
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Remembering Argentina's 1976 coup
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Tens of thousands of Argentines marched in Buenos Aires on Thursday (24 March) to mark the 40th anniversary of the coup that overthrew Isabel Peron and installe...
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Argentina: Hundreds of thousands march on coup anniversary
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On the 39th anniversary of 1976 coup d'etat that brought to power a military-civilian dictatorship, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets to p...
On the 39th anniversary of 1976 coup d'etat that brought to power a military-civilian dictatorship, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets to pay tribute to the 30,000 victims of the repression, to demand that those accused of crimes against humanity face justice, and to denounce current destabilization campaigns against progressive governments in Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina. Leo Poblete reports from Buenos Aires. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-hundreds-of-thousands-march-on-coup-anniversary/
wn.com/Argentina Hundreds Of Thousands March On Coup Anniversary
On the 39th anniversary of 1976 coup d'etat that brought to power a military-civilian dictatorship, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets to pay tribute to the 30,000 victims of the repression, to demand that those accused of crimes against humanity face justice, and to denounce current destabilization campaigns against progressive governments in Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina. Leo Poblete reports from Buenos Aires. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-hundreds-of-thousands-march-on-coup-anniversary/
- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 110
Nigeria: Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976
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- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 13 Feb 2015
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Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka was said to have masterminded the abortive military coup of February 13, 1976 against the government of General Murtala Moha...
Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka was said to have masterminded the abortive military coup of February 13, 1976 against the government of General Murtala Mohammed. After he and a group of officers (consisting of Major Rabo, Captain Parwang and Lieutenant Seri) had killed the general, along with his aide-de-camp Lieutenant Akintunde Akinsehinwa , Dimka made his way to Radio Nigeria where he made this broadcast.
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Good morning fellow Nigerians,
This is Lt. Col. B. Dimka of the Nigerian Army calling.
I bring you good tidings. Murtala Muhammed's deficiency has been detected. His government is now overthrown by the young revolutionaries. All the 19 military governors have no powers over the states they now govern. The states affairs will be run by military brigade commanders until further notice.
All commissioners are sacked, except for the armed forces and police commissioners who will be redeployed.
All senior military officers should remain calm in their respective spots. No divisional commanders will issue orders or instructions until further notice.
Any attempt to foil these plans from any quarters will be met with death.
You are warned, it is all over the 19 states.
Any acts of looting or raids will be death.
Everyone should be calm.
Please stay by your radio for further announcements.
All borders, air and sea ports are closed until further notice.
Curfew is imposed from 6am to 6pm.
Thank you. We are all together.
He planned to make a second broadcast but the coup was crushed. Lieutenant Colonel Dimka later fled to eastern Nigeria from the premises of Radio Nigeria
He was eventually arrested and following a court martial, Lieutenant Colonel Dimka and several military officers and civilians were executed by firing squad.
This video is of Dimka listening to his recorded confession and commenting on it.on the 13th March 1976
wn.com/Nigeria Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976
Lieutenant Colonel Buka Suka Dimka was said to have masterminded the abortive military coup of February 13, 1976 against the government of General Murtala Mohammed. After he and a group of officers (consisting of Major Rabo, Captain Parwang and Lieutenant Seri) had killed the general, along with his aide-de-camp Lieutenant Akintunde Akinsehinwa , Dimka made his way to Radio Nigeria where he made this broadcast.
*************************
Good morning fellow Nigerians,
This is Lt. Col. B. Dimka of the Nigerian Army calling.
I bring you good tidings. Murtala Muhammed's deficiency has been detected. His government is now overthrown by the young revolutionaries. All the 19 military governors have no powers over the states they now govern. The states affairs will be run by military brigade commanders until further notice.
All commissioners are sacked, except for the armed forces and police commissioners who will be redeployed.
All senior military officers should remain calm in their respective spots. No divisional commanders will issue orders or instructions until further notice.
Any attempt to foil these plans from any quarters will be met with death.
You are warned, it is all over the 19 states.
Any acts of looting or raids will be death.
Everyone should be calm.
Please stay by your radio for further announcements.
All borders, air and sea ports are closed until further notice.
Curfew is imposed from 6am to 6pm.
Thank you. We are all together.
He planned to make a second broadcast but the coup was crushed. Lieutenant Colonel Dimka later fled to eastern Nigeria from the premises of Radio Nigeria
He was eventually arrested and following a court martial, Lieutenant Colonel Dimka and several military officers and civilians were executed by firing squad.
This video is of Dimka listening to his recorded confession and commenting on it.on the 13th March 1976
- published: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 17688
Argentina: Thousands march on anniversary of the military coup
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- Duration: 1:14
- Updated: 25 Mar 2014
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Thousands marched on the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday, which marks the 38th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, to commemorate the 'Day of Remembrance f...
Thousands marched on the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday, which marks the 38th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, to commemorate the 'Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice'.
The march was organised by a variety of human rights organisations including Relatives of Detained-Disappeared for Political Reasons. Photos of people who disappeared during the last military dictatorship, which lasted between 1976-1983, were attached to a long banner carried by marching relatives and activists.
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Thousands marched on the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday, which marks the 38th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, to commemorate the 'Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice'.
The march was organised by a variety of human rights organisations including Relatives of Detained-Disappeared for Political Reasons. Photos of people who disappeared during the last military dictatorship, which lasted between 1976-1983, were attached to a long banner carried by marching relatives and activists.
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Anniversary of 1976 military coup; demo against proposed anti-terror law
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- Duration: 1:27
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of protesters marching, holding banner
2. Various of march
3. Mid of two women from "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" and "Grandmothers of the Plaza de M...
1. Wide of protesters marching, holding banner
2. Various of march
3. Mid of two women from "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" and "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo" groups, holding photographs of children
4. Close-up of woman
5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cristina Cabin, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group:
"There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist. If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides."
6. Various of crowds outside Casa Rosada, presidential palace
7. Wide of banners reading: (Spanish) "Never again"
8. Wide of people holding long banner, showing pictures and dates relating to individuals who disappeared
9. Close-up of pictures
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Nora Cortina, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group:
"We also want to absolutely reject the anti-terrorist law because we are not terrorists, it was a mistake of the government to pass that law, it was an imposition of the United States."
11. Various of crowd and banners
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of Argentines marched through Buenos Aires on Saturday to mark the 36th anniversary of a coup that started a bloody military dictatorship.
An estimated 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured and murdered between 1976 and 1983, the seven years of the military junta.
Among the demonstrators were members of the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo," a loose-knit group which started looking for "disappeared" children soon after the 1976 coup.
"There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist," said Cristina Cabin from the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group.
"If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides."
Some discovered those apparently abducted had given birth in captivity and also started the "Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo" group.
The Grandmothers are very active looking for the estimated 500 babies who were born to arrested students and activists in illegal detention centres and later, it is claimed, stolen by the military and their parents often murdered.
Human-rights campaigners also used Saturday's march in the capital to protest against recent anti-terrorism laws, which they claim are oppressive and could be used to target social protests and demonstrations.
One campaigner said that the government had made "a mistake" by passing the legislation, which was introduced last December.
The military regime started in Argentina on 24 March, 1976, when army officers deposed president Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, better known as Isabel Peron, third wife and widow of General Juan Peron.
A military junta led by General Rafael Videla, Admiral Eduardo Massera and General Orlando Agosti took power and started a "Dirty War" against political opponents, Peronist officials, trades unionists, leftist activists and students.
The National Commission for the Disappearance of People, or CONADEP, recorded 9,000 cases but human-rights groups including Amnesty International claim to have details of over 30,000 victims of kidnaps, torture and murder.
Many of those kidnapped were reportedly thrown into the Atlantic Ocean from military flights and their remains have never been recovered.
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wn.com/Anniversary Of 1976 Military Coup Demo Against Proposed Anti Terror Law
1. Wide of protesters marching, holding banner
2. Various of march
3. Mid of two women from "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" and "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo" groups, holding photographs of children
4. Close-up of woman
5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cristina Cabin, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group:
"There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist. If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides."
6. Various of crowds outside Casa Rosada, presidential palace
7. Wide of banners reading: (Spanish) "Never again"
8. Wide of people holding long banner, showing pictures and dates relating to individuals who disappeared
9. Close-up of pictures
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Nora Cortina, "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group:
"We also want to absolutely reject the anti-terrorist law because we are not terrorists, it was a mistake of the government to pass that law, it was an imposition of the United States."
11. Various of crowd and banners
STORYLINE:
Tens of thousands of Argentines marched through Buenos Aires on Saturday to mark the 36th anniversary of a coup that started a bloody military dictatorship.
An estimated 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured and murdered between 1976 and 1983, the seven years of the military junta.
Among the demonstrators were members of the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo," a loose-knit group which started looking for "disappeared" children soon after the 1976 coup.
"There are very few opened cases because we need witnesses and the truth is that we know the (military) archives of the junta exist," said Cristina Cabin from the "Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo" group.
"If we get them unlocked, we could bring to trial the thousands of genocides."
Some discovered those apparently abducted had given birth in captivity and also started the "Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo" group.
The Grandmothers are very active looking for the estimated 500 babies who were born to arrested students and activists in illegal detention centres and later, it is claimed, stolen by the military and their parents often murdered.
Human-rights campaigners also used Saturday's march in the capital to protest against recent anti-terrorism laws, which they claim are oppressive and could be used to target social protests and demonstrations.
One campaigner said that the government had made "a mistake" by passing the legislation, which was introduced last December.
The military regime started in Argentina on 24 March, 1976, when army officers deposed president Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, better known as Isabel Peron, third wife and widow of General Juan Peron.
A military junta led by General Rafael Videla, Admiral Eduardo Massera and General Orlando Agosti took power and started a "Dirty War" against political opponents, Peronist officials, trades unionists, leftist activists and students.
The National Commission for the Disappearance of People, or CONADEP, recorded 9,000 cases but human-rights groups including Amnesty International claim to have details of over 30,000 victims of kidnaps, torture and murder.
Many of those kidnapped were reportedly thrown into the Atlantic Ocean from military flights and their remains have never been recovered.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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THE 1975 x COUP DE MAIN | Part II [full interview out Feb 29]
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- Duration: 12:49
- Updated: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 3169
FULL INTERVIEW OUT ON FEB 29TH!
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Harold Wilson plot, Treason & Conspiracy by MI5, 1968 Coup, 1976 Resignation
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- Duration: 89:34
- Updated: 23 Jul 2012
- views: 28427
Yes two top BBC journalists Penrose and Courtieur were steered out into the long grass by the powers that be.
In 1975 Britain's last honest Prime Minister, Har...
Yes two top BBC journalists Penrose and Courtieur were steered out into the long grass by the powers that be.
In 1975 Britain's last honest Prime Minister, Harold Wilson was bugged, burgled bullied and hounded out of office by fascist, even Nazi, elements within MI5, the army and establishment who smeared him as a Russian KGB agent. As for books on this subject the best in order are as follows:
'The Pencourt File' by Barrie Penrose & Roger Courtiour (1978)
'Smear!: Wilson and the Secret State' by Stephen Dorril & Robin Ramsey (1992)
'The Wilson Plot: How the Spycatchers and Their American Allies Tried to Overthrow the British Government' (1988) by David Leigh
In his 1976 memoir Walking on Water, Hugh Cudlipp recounts a meeting he arranged at the request of Cecil King, the head of the International Publishing Corporation (IPC), between King and Lord Mountbatten of Burma. The meeting took place on May 8, 1968. Attending were Mountbatten, King, Cudlipp, and Sir Solly Zuckerman, the Chief Scientific Adviser to the British government.
According to Cudlipp:
"[Cecil] awaited the arrival of Sir Solly and then at once expounded his views on the gravity of the national situation, the urgency for action, and then embarked upon a shopping list of the Prime Minister's shortcomings...He explained that in the crisis he foresaw as being just around the corner, the Government would disintegrate, there would be bloodshed in the streets and the armed forces would be involved. The people would be looking to somebody like Lord Mountbatten as the titular head of a new administration, somebody renowned as a leader of men, who would be capable, backed by the best brains and administrators in the land, to restore public confidence. He ended with a question to Mountbatten- would he agree to be the titular head of a new administration in such circumstances?"
Mountbatten asked for the opinion of Zuckerman, who stated that the plan amounted to treason and left the room. Mountbatten expressed the same opinion, and King and Cudlipp left. On 30 May 1968 King was dismissed as the head of the International Publishing Corporation.
In addition to Mountbatten's refusal to participate in King's mooted plot, there is no evidence of any other conspirators. Cudlipp himself appears to see the meeting as an example of extreme egotism on King's part.
A BBC programme The Plot Against Harold Wilson, broadcast in 2006, reported that, in tapes recorded soon after his resignation on health grounds, Wilson stated that for eight months of his premiership he didn't "feel he knew what was going on, fully, in security". Wilson alleged two plots, in the late 1960s and mid 1970s respectively. He said that plans had been hatched to install Lord Mountbatten, Prince Charles's great uncle and mentor, as interim Prime Minister (see also Other conspiracy theories, below). He also claimed that ex-military leaders had been building up private armies in anticipation of "wholesale domestic liquidation". On a separate track, elements within MI5 had also, the BBC programme reported, spread "black propaganda" that Wilson and Williams were Soviet agents, and that Wilson was an IRA sympathiser, apparently with the intention of helping the Conservatives win the 1974 election.
wn.com/Harold Wilson Plot, Treason Conspiracy By Mi5, 1968 Coup, 1976 Resignation
Yes two top BBC journalists Penrose and Courtieur were steered out into the long grass by the powers that be.
In 1975 Britain's last honest Prime Minister, Harold Wilson was bugged, burgled bullied and hounded out of office by fascist, even Nazi, elements within MI5, the army and establishment who smeared him as a Russian KGB agent. As for books on this subject the best in order are as follows:
'The Pencourt File' by Barrie Penrose & Roger Courtiour (1978)
'Smear!: Wilson and the Secret State' by Stephen Dorril & Robin Ramsey (1992)
'The Wilson Plot: How the Spycatchers and Their American Allies Tried to Overthrow the British Government' (1988) by David Leigh
In his 1976 memoir Walking on Water, Hugh Cudlipp recounts a meeting he arranged at the request of Cecil King, the head of the International Publishing Corporation (IPC), between King and Lord Mountbatten of Burma. The meeting took place on May 8, 1968. Attending were Mountbatten, King, Cudlipp, and Sir Solly Zuckerman, the Chief Scientific Adviser to the British government.
According to Cudlipp:
"[Cecil] awaited the arrival of Sir Solly and then at once expounded his views on the gravity of the national situation, the urgency for action, and then embarked upon a shopping list of the Prime Minister's shortcomings...He explained that in the crisis he foresaw as being just around the corner, the Government would disintegrate, there would be bloodshed in the streets and the armed forces would be involved. The people would be looking to somebody like Lord Mountbatten as the titular head of a new administration, somebody renowned as a leader of men, who would be capable, backed by the best brains and administrators in the land, to restore public confidence. He ended with a question to Mountbatten- would he agree to be the titular head of a new administration in such circumstances?"
Mountbatten asked for the opinion of Zuckerman, who stated that the plan amounted to treason and left the room. Mountbatten expressed the same opinion, and King and Cudlipp left. On 30 May 1968 King was dismissed as the head of the International Publishing Corporation.
In addition to Mountbatten's refusal to participate in King's mooted plot, there is no evidence of any other conspirators. Cudlipp himself appears to see the meeting as an example of extreme egotism on King's part.
A BBC programme The Plot Against Harold Wilson, broadcast in 2006, reported that, in tapes recorded soon after his resignation on health grounds, Wilson stated that for eight months of his premiership he didn't "feel he knew what was going on, fully, in security". Wilson alleged two plots, in the late 1960s and mid 1970s respectively. He said that plans had been hatched to install Lord Mountbatten, Prince Charles's great uncle and mentor, as interim Prime Minister (see also Other conspiracy theories, below). He also claimed that ex-military leaders had been building up private armies in anticipation of "wholesale domestic liquidation". On a separate track, elements within MI5 had also, the BBC programme reported, spread "black propaganda" that Wilson and Williams were Soviet agents, and that Wilson was an IRA sympathiser, apparently with the intention of helping the Conservatives win the 1974 election.
- published: 23 Jul 2012
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The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006
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- Duration: 89:30
- Updated: 11 Jan 2013
- views: 84070
Dramatised documentary which explores the reasons behind the sudden resignation on 16 March 1976 of British prime minister Harold Wilson. It is based on secret ...
Dramatised documentary which explores the reasons behind the sudden resignation on 16 March 1976 of British prime minister Harold Wilson. It is based on secret discussions that he had at the time with two journalists in which he alleges that the British intelligence services had made his position as prime minister untenable and that Britain was on the brink of a military coup, with Lord Mountbatten, the Queen's cousin, lined up to head an interim government after Wilson had been deposed.
wn.com/The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006
Dramatised documentary which explores the reasons behind the sudden resignation on 16 March 1976 of British prime minister Harold Wilson. It is based on secret discussions that he had at the time with two journalists in which he alleges that the British intelligence services had made his position as prime minister untenable and that Britain was on the brink of a military coup, with Lord Mountbatten, the Queen's cousin, lined up to head an interim government after Wilson had been deposed.
- published: 11 Jan 2013
- views: 84070
35º aniversario del golpe militar de 1976. Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 24 Mar 2011
- views: 1703
March 24, 2011: It commemorates the 1976 coup, the last and bloodiest in the history of Argentina and 30,000 victims of state terrorism. On March 24, 1976 a cou...
March 24, 2011: It commemorates the 1976 coup, the last and bloodiest in the history of Argentina and 30,000 victims of state terrorism. On March 24, 1976 a coup overthrew the civilian-military constitutional government of President Maria Estela Martinez de Peron and established a dictatorship that ruled Argentina between 1976 and 1983 by a military junta headed by commanders of the three Armed Forces: Jorge R. Videla (Army), Emilio E. Massera (Navy) and Orlando R. Agosti (Air Force). He calls himself a "Process of National Reorganization " and that is why it is often referred to simply as "the process. "
wn.com/35º Aniversario Del Golpe Militar De 1976. Día Nacional De La Memoria Por La Verdad Y La Justicia.
March 24, 2011: It commemorates the 1976 coup, the last and bloodiest in the history of Argentina and 30,000 victims of state terrorism. On March 24, 1976 a coup overthrew the civilian-military constitutional government of President Maria Estela Martinez de Peron and established a dictatorship that ruled Argentina between 1976 and 1983 by a military junta headed by commanders of the three Armed Forces: Jorge R. Videla (Army), Emilio E. Massera (Navy) and Orlando R. Agosti (Air Force). He calls himself a "Process of National Reorganization " and that is why it is often referred to simply as "the process. "
- published: 24 Mar 2011
- views: 1703
Argentina commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup
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- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 25 Mar 2016
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On Thursday, Argentina commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup which brought to power a brutal military dictatorship that left around 30,000 people k...
On Thursday, Argentina commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup which brought to power a brutal military dictatorship that left around 30,000 people killed. U.S. President Barack Obama, on his second day in the country, visited a memorial site to honor those who died, which stirred more debate and controversy.
CCTV's Joel Richards reports from Buenos Aires.
wn.com/Argentina Commemorates The 40Th Anniversary Of The 1976 Coup
On Thursday, Argentina commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup which brought to power a brutal military dictatorship that left around 30,000 people killed. U.S. President Barack Obama, on his second day in the country, visited a memorial site to honor those who died, which stirred more debate and controversy.
CCTV's Joel Richards reports from Buenos Aires.
- published: 25 Mar 2016
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Demos to mark 35th anniversary of 1976 coup d-#39etat 2011 News
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 04 Nov 2013
- views: 35
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of march with Congress dome in background
2. Various of demonstrators holding banners and pictures of those who disappeared during the dictator...
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of march with Congress dome in background
2. Various of demonstrators holding banners and pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship
3. Various of demonstrators playing drums
4. SOUNDBITE Spanish Joaquin Cara vox pop
It is a massive popular display with the intention of keeping alive the memory of the 30 thousand comrades who disappeared during the last military dictatorship.
5. Mothers of Plaza de Mayo carrying banner with pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship amid hundreds of demonstrators
6. Various of members of the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo marching
7. Close-up of Estela de Carlotto leader of the group of Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo
8. Various of human right activists dancing group performing at demo
9. Wide of demo
STORYLINE
Human rights organisations and relatives of victims of the 1976 military coup marked its 35th anniversary on Thursday with a large demonstration in Buenos Aires.
Official reports put the victims of the 1976-83 dictatorship at nearly 11-thousand dead and missing but human rights groups insist that the systematic military crackdown on dissent claimed as many as 30-thousand lives.
During the march in the capital of Buenos Aires thousands of demonstrators gathered and carried banners displaying photographs of victims of the dictatorship and held signs demanding that they never be forgotten.
Those taking part in the anniversary event included relatives of victims who were seized by the former junta s security forces and whisked away to clandestine torture centres during the so-called Dirty War.
The group Mothers and Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo were among the first to raise their voices against military abuses over a quarter of a century ago.
They have been marching every Thursday since 1977 in the Plaza de Mayo the main square in front of Argentina s Government House.
In August 2003 Argentina s Congress took the first step to repeal two amnesty laws that shielded hundreds of military officers from prosecution.
Many of the junta s top leaders and other officers are now under house arrest and face charges of kidnapping children belonging to mothers who disappeared during the military s rule.
Former military presidents Jorge Videla and Reynaldo Bignone stand accused of giving kidnapped newborn babies up for adoption to childless couples who supported their government.
wn.com/Demos To Mark 35Th Anniversary Of 1976 Coup D 39Etat 2011 News
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of march with Congress dome in background
2. Various of demonstrators holding banners and pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship
3. Various of demonstrators playing drums
4. SOUNDBITE Spanish Joaquin Cara vox pop
It is a massive popular display with the intention of keeping alive the memory of the 30 thousand comrades who disappeared during the last military dictatorship.
5. Mothers of Plaza de Mayo carrying banner with pictures of those who disappeared during the dictatorship amid hundreds of demonstrators
6. Various of members of the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo marching
7. Close-up of Estela de Carlotto leader of the group of Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo
8. Various of human right activists dancing group performing at demo
9. Wide of demo
STORYLINE
Human rights organisations and relatives of victims of the 1976 military coup marked its 35th anniversary on Thursday with a large demonstration in Buenos Aires.
Official reports put the victims of the 1976-83 dictatorship at nearly 11-thousand dead and missing but human rights groups insist that the systematic military crackdown on dissent claimed as many as 30-thousand lives.
During the march in the capital of Buenos Aires thousands of demonstrators gathered and carried banners displaying photographs of victims of the dictatorship and held signs demanding that they never be forgotten.
Those taking part in the anniversary event included relatives of victims who were seized by the former junta s security forces and whisked away to clandestine torture centres during the so-called Dirty War.
The group Mothers and Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo were among the first to raise their voices against military abuses over a quarter of a century ago.
They have been marching every Thursday since 1977 in the Plaza de Mayo the main square in front of Argentina s Government House.
In August 2003 Argentina s Congress took the first step to repeal two amnesty laws that shielded hundreds of military officers from prosecution.
Many of the junta s top leaders and other officers are now under house arrest and face charges of kidnapping children belonging to mothers who disappeared during the military s rule.
Former military presidents Jorge Videla and Reynaldo Bignone stand accused of giving kidnapped newborn babies up for adoption to childless couples who supported their government.
- published: 04 Nov 2013
- views: 35
Children who "disappeared" in 1976 during military coup tell their stories
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- Duration: 4:52
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 53
1. Various of people drumming and demonstrating
2. Woman with picture of a girl called Edime Peirano
3. Close up of picture
4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria ...
1. Various of people drumming and demonstrating
2. Woman with picture of a girl called Edime Peirano
3. Close up of picture
4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''Disappeared'':
"I investigated comrades, who had disappeared at that time, and the places, where they had disappeared, statements by survivors, and then I took a DNA test to confirm all the clues that existed, and I discovered that my mother''s name was Maria Hilda Perez, and that she had been a member of the Montoneros group in a district of Buenos Aires, called Moron, and that my father''s name was Jose Maria Donda, and that he was also a member of the Montoneros in Moron. My mother was kidnapped from the square in Moron by an Air Force Task Group, and they held her for a while in a secret location in Moron, and when she was going to have me, they took her to the ESMA (Navy Mechanics School in Buenos Aires) to give birth."
5. Various of the ESMA building
6. Pan across a window of the building
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''disappeared'':
"I know my mother''s family now, I have spoken to my grandmother by telephone because she lives in Canada, but I don''t know my father''s family because the only one still alive is my father''s elder brother, whose name is Adolfo Donda, who was head of the ESMA task groups, and it was he, who sent them to kidnap my mother, and he who gave me away. While they were torturing me in ESMA, he was giving the orders."
8. Various of demonstrators carrying a banner
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish), Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''disappeared'':
"I did some DNA tests to cross-check this information with genetic information held in the Duran hospital, that was in November 2004. In August 2005, I got the results which confirmed that I was the son of Ines and Ruben, both of whom had disappeared."
9. Various of corridors and stairs
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''Disappeared'':
"Knowing this gives me great strength, knowing that she was very young, she was 17 years old, and she was able to overcome all those difficulties and give birth."
11. Various of corridors and damaged walls
12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''Disappeared'':
"With my father, they have told me about a lot of situations, that really make me feel proud. They tortured him many times, and people who were very great friends of his and very close to him, have told me that he knew a lot of information, and the kidnappers never went and knocked on the door of anybody he knew."
FILE - 2001
13. Various of people exhuming bodies from unmarked graves
14. Close up of bucket
Buenos Aires - recent
15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish), Pablo Marsala, Executive Director, Amnesty International Argentina:
(NB: IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE WORD ARGENTINA BE RETAINED IN THE NAME OF THE ORGANISATION)
"Of course we support the task of recuperating memory and identity, and progress is being made in this, but there is also a long way to go, headed by the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo in our country, and also the HIJOS group, who are children of families of the disappeared."
16. People standing in front of a fence with pictures posted
17. Close up of a picture of Maria Mayor and Carlos Rafael Rosales
18. Pan to all other pictures on the fence
19. Various of pictures on fence
SUGGESTED LEAD-IN
On March 24th, 1976 the Argentinian armed forces seized power in a right-wing coup d''etat.
For the next seven years, the military allegedly tortured and exterminated their opponents - many of them young women who had small children or were pregnant.
About 600 children, including newborn babies, were thought to be stolen by the armed forces.
STORYLINE:
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wn.com/Children Who Disappeared In 1976 During Military Coup Tell Their Stories
1. Various of people drumming and demonstrating
2. Woman with picture of a girl called Edime Peirano
3. Close up of picture
4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''Disappeared'':
"I investigated comrades, who had disappeared at that time, and the places, where they had disappeared, statements by survivors, and then I took a DNA test to confirm all the clues that existed, and I discovered that my mother''s name was Maria Hilda Perez, and that she had been a member of the Montoneros group in a district of Buenos Aires, called Moron, and that my father''s name was Jose Maria Donda, and that he was also a member of the Montoneros in Moron. My mother was kidnapped from the square in Moron by an Air Force Task Group, and they held her for a while in a secret location in Moron, and when she was going to have me, they took her to the ESMA (Navy Mechanics School in Buenos Aires) to give birth."
5. Various of the ESMA building
6. Pan across a window of the building
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Victoria Donda, Daughter of couple who were ''disappeared'':
"I know my mother''s family now, I have spoken to my grandmother by telephone because she lives in Canada, but I don''t know my father''s family because the only one still alive is my father''s elder brother, whose name is Adolfo Donda, who was head of the ESMA task groups, and it was he, who sent them to kidnap my mother, and he who gave me away. While they were torturing me in ESMA, he was giving the orders."
8. Various of demonstrators carrying a banner
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish), Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''disappeared'':
"I did some DNA tests to cross-check this information with genetic information held in the Duran hospital, that was in November 2004. In August 2005, I got the results which confirmed that I was the son of Ines and Ruben, both of whom had disappeared."
9. Various of corridors and stairs
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''Disappeared'':
"Knowing this gives me great strength, knowing that she was very young, she was 17 years old, and she was able to overcome all those difficulties and give birth."
11. Various of corridors and damaged walls
12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonardo Fossatti, son of couple who were ''Disappeared'':
"With my father, they have told me about a lot of situations, that really make me feel proud. They tortured him many times, and people who were very great friends of his and very close to him, have told me that he knew a lot of information, and the kidnappers never went and knocked on the door of anybody he knew."
FILE - 2001
13. Various of people exhuming bodies from unmarked graves
14. Close up of bucket
Buenos Aires - recent
15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish), Pablo Marsala, Executive Director, Amnesty International Argentina:
(NB: IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE WORD ARGENTINA BE RETAINED IN THE NAME OF THE ORGANISATION)
"Of course we support the task of recuperating memory and identity, and progress is being made in this, but there is also a long way to go, headed by the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo in our country, and also the HIJOS group, who are children of families of the disappeared."
16. People standing in front of a fence with pictures posted
17. Close up of a picture of Maria Mayor and Carlos Rafael Rosales
18. Pan to all other pictures on the fence
19. Various of pictures on fence
SUGGESTED LEAD-IN
On March 24th, 1976 the Argentinian armed forces seized power in a right-wing coup d''etat.
For the next seven years, the military allegedly tortured and exterminated their opponents - many of them young women who had small children or were pregnant.
About 600 children, including newborn babies, were thought to be stolen by the armed forces.
STORYLINE:
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Demos mark 33rd anniversary of the military coup
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Pan of long banner carried by crowd, bearing photographs of 'los desaparecidos', people who disappeared under the military dictatorship, in march t...
SHOTLIST
1. Pan of long banner carried by crowd, bearing photographs of 'los desaparecidos', people who disappeared under the military dictatorship, in march to mark the anniversary of 1976 military coup
2. Banners born aloft, including one with photo of Eva Peron
3. Mid shot marchers standing behind barrier holding banners
4. Various of marchers holding banner reading "We won't forget our martyrs"
5. Various of dancers at march
6. Various of group playing drums at march
7. Wide of marchers standing behind banner saying "human rights"
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Ceballos, vox pop:
"It is important to mark this day and hold on to the memory so that we won't ever again have a March 24 1976."
9. Members of the group Mothers of Plaza de Mayo (in white headscarves) among crowd in square
10. Various of crowd gathered in Plaza de Mayo listening to speeches
STORYLINE
Civil and human rights organisations in Argentina on Tuesday marked the 33rd anniversary of the 1976 military coup as they remembered the thousands of people who disappeared during the dictatorship years that ensued.
Official reports put the victims of the 1976-83 dictatorship at nearly 11-thousand dead and missing, but human rights groups insist the systematic military crackdown on dissent claimed as many as 30-thousand lives.
During Tuesday's march in the capital of Buenos Aires, thousands of demonstrators gathered, and carried banners displaying photographs of victims of the dictatorship and held signs asking that they never be forgotten.
They also demanded that the trials against those accused of torturing and killing be sped up.
Those taking part in the anniversary event included relatives of victims, who were seized by the former junta's security forces and whisked away to clandestine torture centres during the so-called "Dirty War."
The group Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo were among the first to raise their voices against military abuses over a quarter century ago.
They have been marching every Thursday since 1977 in the Plaza de Mayo, the main square in front of Argentina's Government House.
In August 2003, Argentina's Congress took the first step to repeal two amnesty laws that shielded hundreds of military officers from prosecution.
Many of the junta's top leaders and other officers are now under house arrest on charges of kidnapping children belonging to mothers who "disappeared" during the military's rule.
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wn.com/Demos Mark 33Rd Anniversary Of The Military Coup
SHOTLIST
1. Pan of long banner carried by crowd, bearing photographs of 'los desaparecidos', people who disappeared under the military dictatorship, in march to mark the anniversary of 1976 military coup
2. Banners born aloft, including one with photo of Eva Peron
3. Mid shot marchers standing behind barrier holding banners
4. Various of marchers holding banner reading "We won't forget our martyrs"
5. Various of dancers at march
6. Various of group playing drums at march
7. Wide of marchers standing behind banner saying "human rights"
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Ceballos, vox pop:
"It is important to mark this day and hold on to the memory so that we won't ever again have a March 24 1976."
9. Members of the group Mothers of Plaza de Mayo (in white headscarves) among crowd in square
10. Various of crowd gathered in Plaza de Mayo listening to speeches
STORYLINE
Civil and human rights organisations in Argentina on Tuesday marked the 33rd anniversary of the 1976 military coup as they remembered the thousands of people who disappeared during the dictatorship years that ensued.
Official reports put the victims of the 1976-83 dictatorship at nearly 11-thousand dead and missing, but human rights groups insist the systematic military crackdown on dissent claimed as many as 30-thousand lives.
During Tuesday's march in the capital of Buenos Aires, thousands of demonstrators gathered, and carried banners displaying photographs of victims of the dictatorship and held signs asking that they never be forgotten.
They also demanded that the trials against those accused of torturing and killing be sped up.
Those taking part in the anniversary event included relatives of victims, who were seized by the former junta's security forces and whisked away to clandestine torture centres during the so-called "Dirty War."
The group Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo were among the first to raise their voices against military abuses over a quarter century ago.
They have been marching every Thursday since 1977 in the Plaza de Mayo, the main square in front of Argentina's Government House.
In August 2003, Argentina's Congress took the first step to repeal two amnesty laws that shielded hundreds of military officers from prosecution.
Many of the junta's top leaders and other officers are now under house arrest on charges of kidnapping children belonging to mothers who "disappeared" during the military's rule.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 4
Nobel Prize winner tells Obama to stay away from Argentina on US backed coup anniversary
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- Duration: 1:14
- Updated: 04 Mar 2016
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A former Argentine Nobel Prize winner says US President Barack Obama should skip or at least delay his intended visit to the country on March 24 because it coin...
A former Argentine Nobel Prize winner says US President Barack Obama should skip or at least delay his intended visit to the country on March 24 because it coincides with the 40th anniversary of a coup that installed a Washington-backed military government.
Adolfo Perez Esquivel says he is happy that the US president would like to visit Argentina, only he believes that Obama should travel to the country at a later date due to the sensitivity of the anniversary.
“I’m a survivor of that era, of the flights of death, of the torture, of the prisons, of the exiles,” Esquivel told AP. “And when you analyze the situation in depth, the United States was responsible for the coups in Latin America.”
Esquivel won the Nobel Prize in 1980 for defending human rights under Argentina’s dictatorship, which spanned from 1976 until 1983. On March 24, 1976, a military coup toppled Isabel Peron’s government. Human rights groups estimate that around 30,000 people were killed or simply disappeared under the military government.
wn.com/Nobel Prize Winner Tells Obama To Stay Away From Argentina On US Backed Coup Anniversary
A former Argentine Nobel Prize winner says US President Barack Obama should skip or at least delay his intended visit to the country on March 24 because it coincides with the 40th anniversary of a coup that installed a Washington-backed military government.
Adolfo Perez Esquivel says he is happy that the US president would like to visit Argentina, only he believes that Obama should travel to the country at a later date due to the sensitivity of the anniversary.
“I’m a survivor of that era, of the flights of death, of the torture, of the prisons, of the exiles,” Esquivel told AP. “And when you analyze the situation in depth, the United States was responsible for the coups in Latin America.”
Esquivel won the Nobel Prize in 1980 for defending human rights under Argentina’s dictatorship, which spanned from 1976 until 1983. On March 24, 1976, a military coup toppled Isabel Peron’s government. Human rights groups estimate that around 30,000 people were killed or simply disappeared under the military government.
- published: 04 Mar 2016
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The Timing Of Obama's Argentina Visit Made A Lot Of People Angry - Newsy
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- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 17
On the 40th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup, thousands marched in protest during President Barack Obama's visit to the country.
Transcript:
"Aler...
On the 40th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup, thousands marched in protest during President Barack Obama's visit to the country.
Transcript:
"Alert! Alert! Anti-imperialism continues throughout Latin America! Alert! Alert!" chanted protesters in Buenos Aires.
In Buenos Aires, thousands protested President Barack Obama's visit to Argentina on the 40th anniversary of the country's 1976 military coup.
"Obama's visit is a reason for all Argentine people and all human rights organizations to march together, regardless of their differences, to reject Obama's presence," said a member of the Patria Grande movement.
"Every time that they have reestablished relations with these people, our country has suffered the consequences. So that is why we don't believe anything that they say," one of the organizers of the protest told RT.
But the protests aren't necessarily directed at Obama.
Argentines are mostly wary of the mere presence of the U.S. in their country, especially since the visit coincides with the anniversary of the coup.
One activist told the Guardian, "It's a provocation, it's our date."
The disapproval largely stems from reports accusing the U.S. government of aiding Argentine generals while the regime violated the human rights of an estimated 30,000 people.
Documents released in 2002 and 2003 revealed then-Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and other high-ranking U.S. officials supported the coup and were aware of the violations.
Obama reaffirmed in a press conference Wednesday he will declassify military and intelligence documents related to the coup.
"We are absolutely determined to do our part as Argentina continues to heal and move forward as one nation. And I hope this gesture also helps to rebuild trust that may have been lost," Obama said.
This video includes clips from TeleSur, The White House, Casa Rosada,TN Urgente, RT and HispanTV, and music from MADS / CC BY 3.0.
Sources:
HispanTV
http://www.hispantv.com/newsdetail/argentina/219785/argentinos-movilizacion-buenos-aires-visita-de-obama
TeleSur
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut5RagsDFj4
RT
https://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/202840-argentinos-protesta-visita-obama
TN Urgente
http://tn.com.ar/videos/politica/barack-obama-llego-la-argentina_660881?destination=videos%3Fpage%3D2
The Guardian
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/23/argentina-barack-obama-mothers-plaza-de-mayo-1976-coup
Casa Rosada
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wdt8JwOd4W4
The National Security Archive
http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB104/
The White House
https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/president-obama-and-president-mauricio-macri-argentina-hold-press-conference
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On the 40th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup, thousands marched in protest during President Barack Obama's visit to the country.
Transcript:
"Alert! Alert! Anti-imperialism continues throughout Latin America! Alert! Alert!" chanted protesters in Buenos Aires.
In Buenos Aires, thousands protested President Barack Obama's visit to Argentina on the 40th anniversary of the country's 1976 military coup.
"Obama's visit is a reason for all Argentine people and all human rights organizations to march together, regardless of their differences, to reject Obama's presence," said a member of the Patria Grande movement.
"Every time that they have reestablished relations with these people, our country has suffered the consequences. So that is why we don't believe anything that they say," one of the organizers of the protest told RT.
But the protests aren't necessarily directed at Obama.
Argentines are mostly wary of the mere presence of the U.S. in their country, especially since the visit coincides with the anniversary of the coup.
One activist told the Guardian, "It's a provocation, it's our date."
The disapproval largely stems from reports accusing the U.S. government of aiding Argentine generals while the regime violated the human rights of an estimated 30,000 people.
Documents released in 2002 and 2003 revealed then-Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and other high-ranking U.S. officials supported the coup and were aware of the violations.
Obama reaffirmed in a press conference Wednesday he will declassify military and intelligence documents related to the coup.
"We are absolutely determined to do our part as Argentina continues to heal and move forward as one nation. And I hope this gesture also helps to rebuild trust that may have been lost," Obama said.
This video includes clips from TeleSur, The White House, Casa Rosada,TN Urgente, RT and HispanTV, and music from MADS / CC BY 3.0.
Sources:
HispanTV
http://www.hispantv.com/newsdetail/argentina/219785/argentinos-movilizacion-buenos-aires-visita-de-obama
TeleSur
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut5RagsDFj4
RT
https://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/202840-argentinos-protesta-visita-obama
TN Urgente
http://tn.com.ar/videos/politica/barack-obama-llego-la-argentina_660881?destination=videos%3Fpage%3D2
The Guardian
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/23/argentina-barack-obama-mothers-plaza-de-mayo-1976-coup
Casa Rosada
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wdt8JwOd4W4
The National Security Archive
http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB104/
The White House
https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/president-obama-and-president-mauricio-macri-argentina-hold-press-conference
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- published: 24 Mar 2016
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PRESIDENT OBAMA HOLDS TOWN HALL IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA | MARCH 23, 2016
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- Duration: 72:37
- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
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After years of anti-American posturing by its leader, Argentina has a new president whose outstretched hand has been eagerly accepted by the United States. Pres...
After years of anti-American posturing by its leader, Argentina has a new president whose outstretched hand has been eagerly accepted by the United States. President Barack Obama will reward the South American nation on Wednesday with a state visit aimed at keeping that promising trajectory on track.
Obama has made no secret of his preference for Argentine President Mauricio Macri over his left-leaning predecessor, Cristina Fernandez, whose meandering missives were a source of frequent frustration and eye-rolling in the White House. So Obama was all too glad to see her replaced in December by Macri, who has affably accepted U.S. help with his mission to modernize Argentina's struggling economy.
"President Macri recognizes that we're in a new era, and we have to look forward," Obama said ahead of his trip.
Obama arrived in Buenos Aires for his two-day visit in the middle of the night. After a few hours' sleep, he was heading to Casa Rosada, the Argentine president's pink-hued offices, for a welcome ceremony and meeting. The two planned to hold a joint news conference before Obama lays a wreath at the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral.
Obama planned to hear from young Argentinians later at a town hall meeting, in what's become a hallmark of his trips abroad. Joined by first lady Michelle Obama, the president was to be feted by Macri at a state dinner in the evening, marking the first such visit by a U.S. president in nearly two decades.
Despite best efforts to keep the focus on the future, Obama's visit has been clouded by a renewed look at painful chapters in Argentina's past, returned to the forefront by the 40th anniversary this week of Argentina's 1976 coup. Questions about America's role in the military dictatorship that followed are a reminder of what many see as a shameful U.S. history of backing repressive Latin American regimes.
It was unclear whether Obama would use his visit to apologize or acknowledge decades-old U.S. mistakes. But as controversy about the timing of his visit grew last week, Obama's administration announced plans to declassify secret intelligence and military documents from the period, potentially shedding more light on a story left partially untold until now.
"He will be more than willing to speak to what took place 40 years ago, to the suffering that took place after the coup," said Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser.
In another gesture directed toward the victims of Argentina's "Dirty War," Obama planned to visit Remembrance Park in Buenos Aires on Thursday. Argentina's government estimates some 13,000 people were killed or disappeared under force during the crackdown on leftist dissidents, though activists say the number is as high as 30,000.
Obama's visit to Argentina, like his visit this week to Cuba, aims to bolster his efforts to keep the U.S. focused on economically important regions like Latin America and Asia, even while dealing with pressing security concerns in the Middle East and elsewhere. Overshadowing his trip were terror attacks Tuesday in Brussels that killed scores and triggered fresh panic in Europe about the spread of violent extremism.
Those distractions notwithstanding, Obama is hoping his final year as president will be one of critical progress for the U.S. and Latin America.
Even as Obama continues struggling with refugees fleeing insecurity and instability in Central America, his administration is working toward a historic truce between Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The U.S. was heartened by the opposition's success in Venezuela's recent legislative elections.
No nation has become a more potent symbol of Obama's efforts to turn a page in Latin American than Cuba. The president flew to Argentina from Havana, where he made history as the first U.S. chief executive to visit in nearly 90 years, in a significant boost for his efforts to normalize ties with the longtime U.S. foe.
To show that the U.S. and Argentina are on a better path, Obama and Macri planned to announce new joint efforts on climate change, energy, and fighting drugs and crime, the White House said.
The last U.S. president to set foot in Argentina was George W. Bush, who attended a regional summit here in 2005 but didn't conduct a formal state visit. Bill Clinton came to meet with his Argentinian counterpart in 1997.
Before returning to Washington, Obama planned to join his wife and two daughters for a leisurely daytrip to Bariloche, a picturesque city in southern Argentina.
wn.com/President Obama Holds Town Hall In Buenos Aires, Argentina | March 23, 2016
After years of anti-American posturing by its leader, Argentina has a new president whose outstretched hand has been eagerly accepted by the United States. President Barack Obama will reward the South American nation on Wednesday with a state visit aimed at keeping that promising trajectory on track.
Obama has made no secret of his preference for Argentine President Mauricio Macri over his left-leaning predecessor, Cristina Fernandez, whose meandering missives were a source of frequent frustration and eye-rolling in the White House. So Obama was all too glad to see her replaced in December by Macri, who has affably accepted U.S. help with his mission to modernize Argentina's struggling economy.
"President Macri recognizes that we're in a new era, and we have to look forward," Obama said ahead of his trip.
Obama arrived in Buenos Aires for his two-day visit in the middle of the night. After a few hours' sleep, he was heading to Casa Rosada, the Argentine president's pink-hued offices, for a welcome ceremony and meeting. The two planned to hold a joint news conference before Obama lays a wreath at the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral.
Obama planned to hear from young Argentinians later at a town hall meeting, in what's become a hallmark of his trips abroad. Joined by first lady Michelle Obama, the president was to be feted by Macri at a state dinner in the evening, marking the first such visit by a U.S. president in nearly two decades.
Despite best efforts to keep the focus on the future, Obama's visit has been clouded by a renewed look at painful chapters in Argentina's past, returned to the forefront by the 40th anniversary this week of Argentina's 1976 coup. Questions about America's role in the military dictatorship that followed are a reminder of what many see as a shameful U.S. history of backing repressive Latin American regimes.
It was unclear whether Obama would use his visit to apologize or acknowledge decades-old U.S. mistakes. But as controversy about the timing of his visit grew last week, Obama's administration announced plans to declassify secret intelligence and military documents from the period, potentially shedding more light on a story left partially untold until now.
"He will be more than willing to speak to what took place 40 years ago, to the suffering that took place after the coup," said Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser.
In another gesture directed toward the victims of Argentina's "Dirty War," Obama planned to visit Remembrance Park in Buenos Aires on Thursday. Argentina's government estimates some 13,000 people were killed or disappeared under force during the crackdown on leftist dissidents, though activists say the number is as high as 30,000.
Obama's visit to Argentina, like his visit this week to Cuba, aims to bolster his efforts to keep the U.S. focused on economically important regions like Latin America and Asia, even while dealing with pressing security concerns in the Middle East and elsewhere. Overshadowing his trip were terror attacks Tuesday in Brussels that killed scores and triggered fresh panic in Europe about the spread of violent extremism.
Those distractions notwithstanding, Obama is hoping his final year as president will be one of critical progress for the U.S. and Latin America.
Even as Obama continues struggling with refugees fleeing insecurity and instability in Central America, his administration is working toward a historic truce between Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The U.S. was heartened by the opposition's success in Venezuela's recent legislative elections.
No nation has become a more potent symbol of Obama's efforts to turn a page in Latin American than Cuba. The president flew to Argentina from Havana, where he made history as the first U.S. chief executive to visit in nearly 90 years, in a significant boost for his efforts to normalize ties with the longtime U.S. foe.
To show that the U.S. and Argentina are on a better path, Obama and Macri planned to announce new joint efforts on climate change, energy, and fighting drugs and crime, the White House said.
The last U.S. president to set foot in Argentina was George W. Bush, who attended a regional summit here in 2005 but didn't conduct a formal state visit. Bill Clinton came to meet with his Argentinian counterpart in 1997.
Before returning to Washington, Obama planned to join his wife and two daughters for a leisurely daytrip to Bariloche, a picturesque city in southern Argentina.
- published: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 8809
Argentina marks e9th anniversary of brutal military coup
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- Duration: 1:04
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
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Thousands of people marched in Buenos Aires on Tuesday to repudiate the bloody military coup that began 39 years ago when Jorge Rafael Videla and two other mili...
Thousands of people marched in Buenos Aires on Tuesday to repudiate the bloody military coup that began 39 years ago when Jorge Rafael Videla and two other military leaders staged a coup on March 24, 1976, and subsequently took the lives of at least 30,000 suspected leftists and political dissidents. Many perpetrators were originally granted amnesty, but this was repealed in 2005 under the administration of Nestor Kirchner. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-marks-e9th-anniversary-of-brutal-military-coup/
wn.com/Argentina Marks E9Th Anniversary Of Brutal Military Coup
Thousands of people marched in Buenos Aires on Tuesday to repudiate the bloody military coup that began 39 years ago when Jorge Rafael Videla and two other military leaders staged a coup on March 24, 1976, and subsequently took the lives of at least 30,000 suspected leftists and political dissidents. Many perpetrators were originally granted amnesty, but this was repealed in 2005 under the administration of Nestor Kirchner. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/argentina-marks-e9th-anniversary-of-brutal-military-coup/
- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 25
The Blow, Chronicles of a Conspiration
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- Duration: 3:05
- Updated: 04 Mar 2011
- views: 879
The return of the democracy in the Argentina in 1973 marks the beginning of the countdown towards the following coup d'état. On March 24 1976 the worst dictator...
The return of the democracy in the Argentina in 1973 marks the beginning of the countdown towards the following coup d'état. On March 24 1976 the worst dictatorship of the history of this country is established, as a result of a conspiracy carefully planned for months.
El regreso de la democracia en la Argentina en 1973 marca el comienzo de la cuenta regresiva hacia el siguiente golpe de estado. El 24 de marzo de 1976 se instaura la peor dictadura de la historia de este país, como fruto de un complot cuidadosamente tramado durante meses.
wn.com/The Blow, Chronicles Of A Conspiration
The return of the democracy in the Argentina in 1973 marks the beginning of the countdown towards the following coup d'état. On March 24 1976 the worst dictatorship of the history of this country is established, as a result of a conspiracy carefully planned for months.
El regreso de la democracia en la Argentina en 1973 marca el comienzo de la cuenta regresiva hacia el siguiente golpe de estado. El 24 de marzo de 1976 se instaura la peor dictadura de la historia de este país, como fruto de un complot cuidadosamente tramado durante meses.
- published: 04 Mar 2011
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maroc Vs Guinée can 1976 ڤيديو نادر
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Rally to mark 30th anniversary of military coup
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- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Pan of crowd in front of stage at the beginning of the vigil
2. Medium of crowd
3. Pull out of pictures of the "disappeared"
4. Mid view pictures of th...
1. Pan of crowd in front of stage at the beginning of the vigil
2. Medium of crowd
3. Pull out of pictures of the "disappeared"
4. Mid view pictures of the "disappeared"
5. Cutaway of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo member Augustina Romero de Reinoso
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Agustina Romano de Reinoso, Mother of Plaza de Mayo Member:
"This means a lot for us, because it is as if we beat them thirty years ago. We have beaten death, by searching for life."
7. Medium of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo walking on stage and greeting crowd
8. Crowd applauding Mothers of Plaza de Mayo on stage
9. More of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo on stage
10. Close-up of Hebe de Bonafini, Mothers of Plaza de Mayo leader
11. Wide of stage with singer Leon Gieco performing in front of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marcelo Vergottini, Vigil participant:
"Never again, this is the message we are sending. What happened before cannot happen again. This may be part of Argentina's history, but that does not mean it should happen again. This is essential."
13. Wide of crowd at Plaza de Mayo
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Argentines remembered the 30th anniversary of the South American country's last military coup by dancing and singing through the pre-dawn hours on Friday at a rock concert-styled rally.
The gray-haired Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, bearing the trademark white handkerchiefs of their long human rights struggle, took centre stage as
performers sang and at least 10,000 people swayed to 70s-era protest songs as they marked the pre-dawn hours when a junta seized power 30 years ago.
"Thirty Years of Life Defeating Death!'' and "Not One Step Back!'' read large banners strung alongside old black-and-white photographs of hundreds of "Desaparecidos" or "Disappeared" victims of the seven-year dictatorship and its bloody crackdown on dissent.
Plaza de Mayo Mother, Augustina Romano de Reinoso said the ceremony "meant a lot" to her group.
"It is as if we beat them thirty years ago. We have beaten death, by searching for life," she said.
It was just after 3am on March 24, 1976, that coup leaders announced they had toppled the government of Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, widow of the former strongman Juan Domingo Peron.
The junta would remain in power until 1983, leaving a trail of nearly 13-thousand people officially listed as dead or missing during the era.
But human rights groups from around the world estimate many more went missing, some 30-thousand people between 1976 and 1983.
The "disappeared," who were mostly young students, were seen as political dissidents by the ruling military coalition.
The vigil is due to continue until after 3:40am local time (0640 GMT), when Mothers of Plaza de Mayo leader Hebe de Bonafini will read the speech delivered by the military regime when they assumed control of the country on March 24, 1976.
The anniversary will end with a massive march from the Congress to Plaza de Mayo, where leftist organisations, union leaders, human rights organisations and the Mothers will gather to remember the "Dirty War".
President Nestor Kirchner will also host an event at Buenos Aires' military school, where he will inaugurate a plaque in memory of the victims.
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wn.com/Rally To Mark 30Th Anniversary Of Military Coup
1. Pan of crowd in front of stage at the beginning of the vigil
2. Medium of crowd
3. Pull out of pictures of the "disappeared"
4. Mid view pictures of the "disappeared"
5. Cutaway of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo member Augustina Romero de Reinoso
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Agustina Romano de Reinoso, Mother of Plaza de Mayo Member:
"This means a lot for us, because it is as if we beat them thirty years ago. We have beaten death, by searching for life."
7. Medium of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo walking on stage and greeting crowd
8. Crowd applauding Mothers of Plaza de Mayo on stage
9. More of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo on stage
10. Close-up of Hebe de Bonafini, Mothers of Plaza de Mayo leader
11. Wide of stage with singer Leon Gieco performing in front of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marcelo Vergottini, Vigil participant:
"Never again, this is the message we are sending. What happened before cannot happen again. This may be part of Argentina's history, but that does not mean it should happen again. This is essential."
13. Wide of crowd at Plaza de Mayo
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Argentines remembered the 30th anniversary of the South American country's last military coup by dancing and singing through the pre-dawn hours on Friday at a rock concert-styled rally.
The gray-haired Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, bearing the trademark white handkerchiefs of their long human rights struggle, took centre stage as
performers sang and at least 10,000 people swayed to 70s-era protest songs as they marked the pre-dawn hours when a junta seized power 30 years ago.
"Thirty Years of Life Defeating Death!'' and "Not One Step Back!'' read large banners strung alongside old black-and-white photographs of hundreds of "Desaparecidos" or "Disappeared" victims of the seven-year dictatorship and its bloody crackdown on dissent.
Plaza de Mayo Mother, Augustina Romano de Reinoso said the ceremony "meant a lot" to her group.
"It is as if we beat them thirty years ago. We have beaten death, by searching for life," she said.
It was just after 3am on March 24, 1976, that coup leaders announced they had toppled the government of Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, widow of the former strongman Juan Domingo Peron.
The junta would remain in power until 1983, leaving a trail of nearly 13-thousand people officially listed as dead or missing during the era.
But human rights groups from around the world estimate many more went missing, some 30-thousand people between 1976 and 1983.
The "disappeared," who were mostly young students, were seen as political dissidents by the ruling military coalition.
The vigil is due to continue until after 3:40am local time (0640 GMT), when Mothers of Plaza de Mayo leader Hebe de Bonafini will read the speech delivered by the military regime when they assumed control of the country on March 24, 1976.
The anniversary will end with a massive march from the Congress to Plaza de Mayo, where leftist organisations, union leaders, human rights organisations and the Mothers will gather to remember the "Dirty War".
President Nestor Kirchner will also host an event at Buenos Aires' military school, where he will inaugurate a plaque in memory of the victims.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/b2f8b1557c96bf3cdc76d91223e13640
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 30 Jul 2015
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34th anniversary of 1976 US-backed military coup in Argentina - PressTV 100325
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Ben Sidran : Wake me when it's over
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- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 15 Oct 2015
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En direct dans la matinale du 19 novembre 2014, Ben Sidran interprète avec son fils Leo le titre "Wake me when it's over", extrait de son dernier album "Blue C...
En direct dans la matinale du 19 novembre 2014, Ben Sidran interprète avec son fils Leo le titre "Wake me when it's over", extrait de son dernier album "Blue Camus" (Bonsaï Music). ►La matinale culturelle : http://bit.ly/1Hj3T91
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"The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo"
The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo and Their Search for Their Missing Grandchildren Sabbatical Lecture | March 1, 2016 Dr. Nancy Bedford Georgia Harkness Professor of Theology at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary Forty years ago, on March 24, 1976, there was a military coup in Argentina. It was the beginning of a period of state-sponsored terrorism that lead to the disappearance of 30,000 civilians, among them pregnant women. The Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo organized in order to search for the children born in captivity. Their stories and their search, which still continues today, provide insight into the very nature of God. -
Israeli ex-intelligence officer in Blair's office
In this edition of the show: Tony Blair's office has hired an Israeli ex-intelligence officer as his aide. National: Parts of the evidence related to plots to overthrow former British Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson in military coups almost 35 years after his shock resignation on March 16, 1976 are now emerged. "Wilson spoke darkly of two military coups which he said had been planned to overthrow his government in the late 1960s and in the mid 1970s." -
DiFilm - Acto militar aniversario del golpe en Argentina (1982)
Bs. As.: Cadena nacional de la ceremonia realizada en las inmediaciones de la capilla Stella Maris, con motivo de cumplirse el 6º aniversario del golpe militar del 24 de marzo de 1976, en que las fuerzas armadas asumieron la conducción del estado para iniciar el proceso de reorganización nacional. Fecha: 24/3/1982 Duración: 22 minutos 23 segundos Código: BC-3268 Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm Bs. As.: Ceremony realized in the surroundings of the chapel Stella Maris, on the occasion of the sixth anniversary of the military coup (March 24, 1976), in which the armed forces assumed the conduction... -
BLUE COUP Pet semetary LIVE part 2 Lucilles NEW YORK March 26,2016
BLUE COUP featuring ex-ALICE COOPER and BLUE OYSTER CULT Members; hang in there the show gets better especially with the addition of a 2nd Guitar player Nick Didkovsky from track "Be my lover"on. The distortion in sound you hear is not from the microphone but from Lucille's sound system. Shame on you Lucille's. 00:00 Pet Semetary (RAMONES) 04:00 Astronomy (BLUE OYSTER CULT) 11:00 Be my lover (ALICE COOPER) 15:40 Tornado on the tracks OR is this "You like vampires"?(BLUE COUP) 19:45 Desperado (ALICE COOPER) 23:45 Caught in a dream (ALICE COOPER) -
1976 CBS News - Palestine Paramilitary Organizations, Black September, the PLO and Israel
The group's name derives from the Black September conflict begun on 16 September 1970, when King Hussein of Jordan declared military rule in response to a fedayeen coup d'état to seize his kingdom — resulting in the deaths or expulsion of thousands of Palestinians from Jordan. The BSO began as a small cell of Fatah men determined to take revenge upon King Hussein and the Jordanian army. Recruits from the PFLP, as-Sa'iqa, and other groups also joined. Initially, most of its members were dissidents within Fatah who had been close to Abu Ali Iyad, the commander of Fatah forces in northern Jordan who continued to fight the Jordanian Army after the PLO leadership withdrew. He was killed, allegedly through execution, by Jordanian forces on 23 July 1971.[1] It was alleged by them that the Jor... -
The Night The Government Fell (A Parliamentary Coup)
Marking the 30th anniversary of the no confidence vote that brought down the 1979 Labour Government, BBC Parliament tells the story of one of the most dramatic nights in Westminster history. -
The Dark Side of Humanity: Violence and Corruption in Latin America (1991)
During the Cold War era, the United States feared the spread of communism and, in some cases, overthrew democratically elected governments perceived at the time as becoming left-wing or unfriendly to U.S. interests. Examples include the 1954 Guatemalan coup d'état, the 1964 Brazilian coup d'état, the 1973 Chilean coup d'état and the support of the Nicaraguan Contras. The 1980s saw a shift of power towards corporations, and a polarization of the political election systems of many of the Latin American nations. As of late, several left-wing parties have gained power through elections, and Venezuela under the late Hugo Chávez and his successor Nicolás Maduro has been particularly critical of U.S. foreign policy; Nicaragua, Bolivia, and Ecuador currently have governments sometimes seen as ali... -
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Motörhead - Aftershock (Full Album)
Motörhead - Aftershock 01 Heartbreaker 0:00 02 Coup de Grace 3:05 03 Lost Woman Blues 6:50 04 End of Time 10:59 05 Do You Believe 14:16 06 Death Machine 17:15 07 Dust and Glass 19:53 08 Going to Mexico 22:43 09 Silence When You Speak to Me 25:36 10 Crying Shame 30:06 11 Queen of the Damned 34:34 12 Knife 37:14 13 Keep Your Powder Dry 40:12 14 Paralyzed 44:06 All rights reserved to the respective owners. I do not profit in any way from this video. -
Abdication: A Very British Coup
Abdication: A Very British Coup Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King Edward VIII. Usually it has been ...A Very British Coup .. It is March 1989 and Britain has a new Government. Ex-steelworker Harry Perkins has led his far-left Labour Party to victory on a manifesto ... Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King Edward VIII. Usually it has been ... Full Documentary, Documentary,documentary films,documentary history channel,documentary 2014,documentary history,documentary on serial killers, ... Video taken from Channel 4 programme 'The 50 Greatest Television Dramas' (2007). At number 16, 'A Very British Coup' 198... -
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The Lavender List (2006)
Docudrama broadcast on BBC Four in March 2006 about the events that led to the drafting of the "Lavender List", the satirical name for Harold Wilson's 1976 Prime Minister's Resignation Honours. The BBC has agreed never to rebroadcast this programme. -
Insider: CIA is Purging The US Military in Globalist Coup
http://www.infowars.com/ http://www.planetinfowars.com/ [support the infowars spread the news] http://www.infowarsstore.com/ http://www.prisonplanet.tv/ http://www.infowarsteam.com/ http://www.infowarshealth.com/ -
Dramatic stories of Argentina's stolen children (RT Documentary)
The last victims of Argentina’s military dictatorship knew nothing of their true identities. One day though, their worlds turned upside down when they learned a terrible truth. Everything they knew, their families, their names, was all part of a monstrous and cruel conspiracy. It was only through the tireless efforts of their natural grandmothers, who searched for decades, that these children had their real identities returned to them. The natural parents were among the “disappeared,” former activists against the military Junta. Now, aware of the web of deception that surrounded their early years, they have to learn to live as their true selves, and with their past. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on F... -
LPAC Policy Committee - March 10, 2014
Join Lyndon LaRouche and members of the LaRouchePAC policy committee, as they discuss the week's most pressing issues. -
Was the 1966 coup justified?
Mr Boi Doe, who says he was illegally arrested and detained, joins Shamima Muslim on Point Blank. The video starts of with an interview with CPP's Nii Armah Akomfrah -
المسيرة الخضراء - La Marche Verte - 1975
http://www.facebook.com/events/439988789427183/?fref=ts http://www.facebook.com/MarcheVerteNumerique http://www.marcheverte.com La Marche Verte 1975 المسيرة الخضراء En 1975, le Maroc soumet la question de ses droits sur le territoire à la Cour internationale de la Haye. Il s'engage à respecter la décision, mais lorsque sa demande est rejetée, le roi Hassan II organise une grande «marche verte» le 6 novembre 1975. À cette occasion, une marée humaine de 350 000 Marocains prend le contrôle symbolique du territoire. Entre-temps, un accord tripartite est conclu avec l'Espagne et la Mauritanie pour le transfert du contrôle du territoire. Il permet à l'Espagne de se retirer, tout en conservant ses investissements dans les mines de phosphates. Selon cet accord, le Maroc reçoit deux tiers du t... -
Lyndon LaRouche's March 13th 2015 Webcast - Jeffrey Steinberg
Please, Join The Cause and Sign the BRICS Petition Here: http://larouchepac.nationbuilder.com/petition?recruiter_id=31591 The U.S. and Europe Must Have the Courage to Reject Geopolitics and Collaborate with the BRICS Put this link on your sites pages and everywhere else that you can think of, thank you ! Lyndon LaRouche's March 13th 2015 Webcast - Jeffrey Steinberg Bill Clinton insight... and more... Following Below Are Some Of The Best Documentaries Ever Produced By The Larouche Movement. Every Citizen Should Better Watch Them Closely & Spread Them Like Wild Fire ! 1.) Firewall:In Defense Of The Nation State http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vho6b4C7Hzc 2.) 1932 - A True History of the United States http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrlVdpxAGhI 3.) Glass-Steagall, ... -
History of the Middle East (1949--1970)
see 1939--1946 @ History of the Middle East 1939-1946 http://youtu.be/aQEWZc6gVs8 see complete video @ A History of the Middle East since WWII http://youtu.be/LdsmZo_1-gw [select the **show more** control to display additional info] [select a time index to skip to the video time] 00:00 11 May 1949 - Israel joins the United Nations (UN) as a member state. 01:14 17 October 1951 - NATO Resolution on the accession of Turkey to the North Atlantic Treaty (Approved by the council 20 September 1951). ~~:~~ 11 August 1952 - Hussein of Jordan is proclaimed King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. 06:25 2 May 1953 - Faisal II of Iraq is crowned as King of Iraq. 08:33 28 February 1955 - Reprisal operations: Operation Black Arrow is carried out in Gaza (while under Egyptian control) between 28 Fe... -
Hun Sen Speech 26 March 2015 | Prime Minister Speech 26 March 2015
Hun Sen Speech 26 March 2015 | Prime Minister Speech 26 March 2015 Hun Sen (Khmer: ហ៊ុន សែន; born 5 August 1952)[1] is the 34th and current Prime Minister of Cambodia, Deputy President of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), and Member of Parliament (MP) for Kandal. He has served as Cambodia's premier for more than 25 years, making him the longest serving head of government of Cambodia and one of the longest serving leaders in the world. From 1979 to 1986 and again from 1987 to 1990, Hun Sen served as Cambodia's foreign minister. His full honorary title is Samdech Akeak Moha Sena Padey Decho Hun Sen (Khmer: សម្តេចអគ្គមហាសេនាបតី តេជោ ហ៊ុន សែន; meaning "Lord Prime Minister, Supreme Military Commander Hun Sen").[2] Born Hun Bunal, he changed his name to Hun Sen in 1972 two years after joining ...
"The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo"
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- Duration: 60:33
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
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The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo and Their Search for Their Missing Grandchildren
Sabbatical Lecture | March 1, 20...
The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo and Their Search for Their Missing Grandchildren
Sabbatical Lecture | March 1, 2016
Dr. Nancy Bedford
Georgia Harkness Professor of Theology at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
Forty years ago, on March 24, 1976, there was a military coup in Argentina. It was the beginning of a period of state-sponsored terrorism that lead to the disappearance of 30,000 civilians, among them pregnant women. The Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo organized in order to search for the children born in captivity. Their stories and their search, which still continues today, provide insight into the very nature of God.
wn.com/The Grandmotherly God Theological Reflections On The Abuelas De Plaza De Mayo
The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo and Their Search for Their Missing Grandchildren
Sabbatical Lecture | March 1, 2016
Dr. Nancy Bedford
Georgia Harkness Professor of Theology at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
Forty years ago, on March 24, 1976, there was a military coup in Argentina. It was the beginning of a period of state-sponsored terrorism that lead to the disappearance of 30,000 civilians, among them pregnant women. The Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo organized in order to search for the children born in captivity. Their stories and their search, which still continues today, provide insight into the very nature of God.
- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 116
Israeli ex-intelligence officer in Blair's office
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- Duration: 22:42
- Updated: 22 Jul 2013
- views: 1370
In this edition of the show: Tony Blair's office has hired an Israeli ex-intelligence officer as his aide.
National: Parts of the evidence related to plots to ...
In this edition of the show: Tony Blair's office has hired an Israeli ex-intelligence officer as his aide.
National: Parts of the evidence related to plots to overthrow former British Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson in military coups almost 35 years after his shock resignation on March 16, 1976 are now emerged.
"Wilson spoke darkly of two military coups which he said had been planned to overthrow his government in the late 1960s and in the mid 1970s."
wn.com/Israeli Ex Intelligence Officer In Blair's Office
In this edition of the show: Tony Blair's office has hired an Israeli ex-intelligence officer as his aide.
National: Parts of the evidence related to plots to overthrow former British Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson in military coups almost 35 years after his shock resignation on March 16, 1976 are now emerged.
"Wilson spoke darkly of two military coups which he said had been planned to overthrow his government in the late 1960s and in the mid 1970s."
- published: 22 Jul 2013
- views: 1370
DiFilm - Acto militar aniversario del golpe en Argentina (1982)
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- Duration: 21:25
- Updated: 24 Mar 2013
- views: 2146
Bs. As.: Cadena nacional de la ceremonia realizada en las inmediaciones de la capilla Stella Maris, con motivo de cumplirse el 6º aniversario del golpe militar ...
Bs. As.: Cadena nacional de la ceremonia realizada en las inmediaciones de la capilla Stella Maris, con motivo de cumplirse el 6º aniversario del golpe militar del 24 de marzo de 1976, en que las fuerzas armadas asumieron la conducción del estado para iniciar el proceso de reorganización nacional.
Fecha: 24/3/1982
Duración: 22 minutos 23 segundos
Código: BC-3268
Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com
Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm
Bs. As.: Ceremony realized in the surroundings of the chapel Stella Maris, on the occasion of the sixth anniversary of the military coup (March 24, 1976), in which the armed forces assumed the conduction of the condition to initiate the process of national reorganization.
wn.com/Difilm Acto Militar Aniversario Del Golpe En Argentina (1982)
Bs. As.: Cadena nacional de la ceremonia realizada en las inmediaciones de la capilla Stella Maris, con motivo de cumplirse el 6º aniversario del golpe militar del 24 de marzo de 1976, en que las fuerzas armadas asumieron la conducción del estado para iniciar el proceso de reorganización nacional.
Fecha: 24/3/1982
Duración: 22 minutos 23 segundos
Código: BC-3268
Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com
Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm
Bs. As.: Ceremony realized in the surroundings of the chapel Stella Maris, on the occasion of the sixth anniversary of the military coup (March 24, 1976), in which the armed forces assumed the conduction of the condition to initiate the process of national reorganization.
- published: 24 Mar 2013
- views: 2146
BLUE COUP Pet semetary LIVE part 2 Lucilles NEW YORK March 26,2016
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- Duration: 27:00
- Updated: 03 Apr 2016
- views: 60
BLUE COUP featuring ex-ALICE COOPER and BLUE OYSTER CULT Members; hang in there the show gets better especially with the addition of a 2nd Guitar player Nick Di...
BLUE COUP featuring ex-ALICE COOPER and BLUE OYSTER CULT Members; hang in there the show gets better especially with the addition of a 2nd Guitar player Nick Didkovsky from track "Be my lover"on. The distortion in sound you hear is not from the microphone but from Lucille's sound system. Shame on you Lucille's.
00:00 Pet Semetary (RAMONES)
04:00 Astronomy (BLUE OYSTER CULT)
11:00 Be my lover (ALICE COOPER)
15:40 Tornado on the tracks OR is this "You like vampires"?(BLUE COUP)
19:45 Desperado (ALICE COOPER)
23:45 Caught in a dream (ALICE COOPER)
wn.com/Blue Coup Pet Semetary Live Part 2 Lucilles New York March 26,2016
BLUE COUP featuring ex-ALICE COOPER and BLUE OYSTER CULT Members; hang in there the show gets better especially with the addition of a 2nd Guitar player Nick Didkovsky from track "Be my lover"on. The distortion in sound you hear is not from the microphone but from Lucille's sound system. Shame on you Lucille's.
00:00 Pet Semetary (RAMONES)
04:00 Astronomy (BLUE OYSTER CULT)
11:00 Be my lover (ALICE COOPER)
15:40 Tornado on the tracks OR is this "You like vampires"?(BLUE COUP)
19:45 Desperado (ALICE COOPER)
23:45 Caught in a dream (ALICE COOPER)
- published: 03 Apr 2016
- views: 60
1976 CBS News - Palestine Paramilitary Organizations, Black September, the PLO and Israel
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- Duration: 20:05
- Updated: 30 Sep 2012
- views: 2284
The group's name derives from the Black September conflict begun on 16 September 1970, when King Hussein of Jordan declared military rule in response to a feday...
The group's name derives from the Black September conflict begun on 16 September 1970, when King Hussein of Jordan declared military rule in response to a fedayeen coup d'état to seize his kingdom — resulting in the deaths or expulsion of thousands of Palestinians from Jordan. The BSO began as a small cell of Fatah men determined to take revenge upon King Hussein and the Jordanian army. Recruits from the PFLP, as-Sa'iqa, and other groups also joined.
Initially, most of its members were dissidents within Fatah who had been close to Abu Ali Iyad, the commander of Fatah forces in northern Jordan who continued to fight the Jordanian Army after the PLO leadership withdrew. He was killed, allegedly through execution, by Jordanian forces on 23 July 1971.[1] It was alleged by them that the Jordanian prime minister at the time, Wasfi al-Tal, was personally responsible for his torture and death.[2]
There is disagreement among historians, journalists, and primary sources about the nature of the BSO and the extent to which it was controlled by Fatah, the PLO faction controlled at the time by Yasser Arafat.
In his book Stateless, Salah Khalaf (Abu Iyad), Arafat's chief of security and a founding member of Fatah, wrote that: "Black September was not a terrorist organization, but was rather an auxiliary unit of the resistance movement, at a time when the latter was unable to fully realize its military and political potential. The members of the organization always denied any ties between their organization and Fatah or the PLO."
The denial described in Abu Iyad's claim was mutual: according to a 1972 article in the Jordanian newspaper Al-Dustur, Mohammed Daoud Oudeh, also known as Abu Daoud, a BSO operative and former senior PLO member, told Jordanian police: "There is no such organization as Black September. Fatah announces its own operations under this name so that Fatah will not appear as the direct executor of the operation." A March 1973 document released in 1981 by the U.S. State Department seemed to confirm that Fatah was Black September's parent organization.[3]
According to American journalist Charlie Cranston John K. Cooley, the BSO represented a "total break with the old operational and organizational methods of the fedayeen. Its members operated in air-tight cells of four or more men and women. Each cell's members were kept purposely ignorant of other cells. Leadership was exercised from outside by intermediaries and 'cut-offs' [sic]", though there was no centralized leadership (Cooley 1973).
Cooley writes that many of the cells in Europe and around the world were made up of Palestinians and other Arabs who had lived in their countries of residence as students, teachers, businessmen, and diplomats for many years. Operating without a central leadership (see Leaderless resistance), it was a "true collegial direction" (ibid). The cell structure and the need-to-know operational philosophy protected the operatives by ensuring that the apprehension or surveillance of one cell would not affect the others. The structure offered plausible deniability to the Fatah leadership, which was careful to distance itself from Black September operations.
Fatah needed Black September, according to Benny Morris, who was at the time a professor of history at Ben-Gurion University. He writes that there was a "problem of internal PLO or Fatah cohesion, with extremists constantly demanding greater militancy. The moderates apparently acquiesced in the creation of Black September in order to survive" (Morris 2001, p. 379). As a result of pressure from militants, writes Morris, a Fatah congress in Damascus in August--September 1971 agreed to establish Black September. The new organization was based on Fatah's existing special intelligence and security apparatus, and on the PLO offices and representatives in various European capitals, and from very early on, there was cooperation between Black September and the PFLP (ibid.)
The PLO closed Black September down on September 1973, on the anniversary it was created by the "political calculation that no more good would come of terrorism abroad" according to Morris (ibid. p. 383). In 1974 Arafat ordered the PLO to withdraw from acts of violence outside the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and Israel
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The group's name derives from the Black September conflict begun on 16 September 1970, when King Hussein of Jordan declared military rule in response to a fedayeen coup d'état to seize his kingdom — resulting in the deaths or expulsion of thousands of Palestinians from Jordan. The BSO began as a small cell of Fatah men determined to take revenge upon King Hussein and the Jordanian army. Recruits from the PFLP, as-Sa'iqa, and other groups also joined.
Initially, most of its members were dissidents within Fatah who had been close to Abu Ali Iyad, the commander of Fatah forces in northern Jordan who continued to fight the Jordanian Army after the PLO leadership withdrew. He was killed, allegedly through execution, by Jordanian forces on 23 July 1971.[1] It was alleged by them that the Jordanian prime minister at the time, Wasfi al-Tal, was personally responsible for his torture and death.[2]
There is disagreement among historians, journalists, and primary sources about the nature of the BSO and the extent to which it was controlled by Fatah, the PLO faction controlled at the time by Yasser Arafat.
In his book Stateless, Salah Khalaf (Abu Iyad), Arafat's chief of security and a founding member of Fatah, wrote that: "Black September was not a terrorist organization, but was rather an auxiliary unit of the resistance movement, at a time when the latter was unable to fully realize its military and political potential. The members of the organization always denied any ties between their organization and Fatah or the PLO."
The denial described in Abu Iyad's claim was mutual: according to a 1972 article in the Jordanian newspaper Al-Dustur, Mohammed Daoud Oudeh, also known as Abu Daoud, a BSO operative and former senior PLO member, told Jordanian police: "There is no such organization as Black September. Fatah announces its own operations under this name so that Fatah will not appear as the direct executor of the operation." A March 1973 document released in 1981 by the U.S. State Department seemed to confirm that Fatah was Black September's parent organization.[3]
According to American journalist Charlie Cranston John K. Cooley, the BSO represented a "total break with the old operational and organizational methods of the fedayeen. Its members operated in air-tight cells of four or more men and women. Each cell's members were kept purposely ignorant of other cells. Leadership was exercised from outside by intermediaries and 'cut-offs' [sic]", though there was no centralized leadership (Cooley 1973).
Cooley writes that many of the cells in Europe and around the world were made up of Palestinians and other Arabs who had lived in their countries of residence as students, teachers, businessmen, and diplomats for many years. Operating without a central leadership (see Leaderless resistance), it was a "true collegial direction" (ibid). The cell structure and the need-to-know operational philosophy protected the operatives by ensuring that the apprehension or surveillance of one cell would not affect the others. The structure offered plausible deniability to the Fatah leadership, which was careful to distance itself from Black September operations.
Fatah needed Black September, according to Benny Morris, who was at the time a professor of history at Ben-Gurion University. He writes that there was a "problem of internal PLO or Fatah cohesion, with extremists constantly demanding greater militancy. The moderates apparently acquiesced in the creation of Black September in order to survive" (Morris 2001, p. 379). As a result of pressure from militants, writes Morris, a Fatah congress in Damascus in August--September 1971 agreed to establish Black September. The new organization was based on Fatah's existing special intelligence and security apparatus, and on the PLO offices and representatives in various European capitals, and from very early on, there was cooperation between Black September and the PFLP (ibid.)
The PLO closed Black September down on September 1973, on the anniversary it was created by the "political calculation that no more good would come of terrorism abroad" according to Morris (ibid. p. 383). In 1974 Arafat ordered the PLO to withdraw from acts of violence outside the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and Israel
- published: 30 Sep 2012
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The Night The Government Fell (A Parliamentary Coup)
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- Duration: 45:21
- Updated: 29 Sep 2012
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Marking the 30th anniversary of the no confidence vote that brought down the 1979 Labour Government, BBC Parliament tells the story of one of the most dramatic ...
Marking the 30th anniversary of the no confidence vote that brought down the 1979 Labour Government, BBC Parliament tells the story of one of the most dramatic nights in Westminster history.
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Marking the 30th anniversary of the no confidence vote that brought down the 1979 Labour Government, BBC Parliament tells the story of one of the most dramatic nights in Westminster history.
- published: 29 Sep 2012
- views: 105171
The Dark Side of Humanity: Violence and Corruption in Latin America (1991)
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- Duration: 55:35
- Updated: 17 Mar 2014
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During the Cold War era, the United States feared the spread of communism and, in some cases, overthrew democratically elected governments perceived at the time...
During the Cold War era, the United States feared the spread of communism and, in some cases, overthrew democratically elected governments perceived at the time as becoming left-wing or unfriendly to U.S. interests. Examples include the 1954 Guatemalan coup d'état, the 1964 Brazilian coup d'état, the 1973 Chilean coup d'état and the support of the Nicaraguan Contras. The 1980s saw a shift of power towards corporations, and a polarization of the political election systems of many of the Latin American nations.
As of late, several left-wing parties have gained power through elections, and Venezuela under the late Hugo Chávez and his successor Nicolás Maduro has been particularly critical of U.S. foreign policy; Nicaragua, Bolivia, and Ecuador currently have governments sometimes seen as aligned with Venezuela, while Cuba and the U.S. continue to have non-existent relations. Left-wing governments in nations such as Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uruguay are considerably more centrist and neutral; Argentina is a major non-NATO ally, but it is one of the most anti-U.S. nations in the world, having long since suspended its automatic alignment policy and distanced itself from the U.S., and is still embroiled in the Falkland Islands dispute with the U.K., the U.S.'s closest ally.
The right-wing governments in Mexico, Panama, Chile, and Colombia have closer relations with the U.S., with Mexico being the U.S's largest economic partner in Latin America and its third largest overall trade partner after Canada and China. Thanks to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) signed with Canada and Mexico in 1994, the United States enjoys virtual duty-free trade with Mexico. Since 1994, the United States has signed other notable free-trade agreements with Chile in 2004, Peru in 2007, and most recently Colombia and Panama in 2011. Americans of Hispanic or Latin American ancestry comprise more than 15% of the total population of the United States or more than 50 million people, the vast majority of which are of Mexican ancestry.
All of Latin America is still part of the Organization of American States, and with the exception of Mexico (who withdrew by 2004), are currently bound by the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance.
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Tina Rosenberg (born April 14, 1960 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American journalist and the author of three books. For one of them, The Haunted Land: Facing Europe's Ghosts After Communism (1995), she won the Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction and the National Book Award for Nonfiction.
As a youth outside Lansing, Michigan, Rosenberg was active in her synagogue and regional Jewish youth groups, including a 1976--1977 term as Songleader for Michigan State Temple Youth. She earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Northwestern University. In 1987 she won a MacArthur Fellowship, which she used to move to South America. Her experiences there led to her first published book, Children of Cain: Violence and the Violent in Latin America (1991).
Rosenberg's work has appeared in The New Republic, The New Yorker, and The Washington Post. She is a fellow at the World Policy Institute and an editorial writer for The New York Times who frequently writes for The New York Times Magazine.
Her latest book is Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World (2011).
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During the Cold War era, the United States feared the spread of communism and, in some cases, overthrew democratically elected governments perceived at the time as becoming left-wing or unfriendly to U.S. interests. Examples include the 1954 Guatemalan coup d'état, the 1964 Brazilian coup d'état, the 1973 Chilean coup d'état and the support of the Nicaraguan Contras. The 1980s saw a shift of power towards corporations, and a polarization of the political election systems of many of the Latin American nations.
As of late, several left-wing parties have gained power through elections, and Venezuela under the late Hugo Chávez and his successor Nicolás Maduro has been particularly critical of U.S. foreign policy; Nicaragua, Bolivia, and Ecuador currently have governments sometimes seen as aligned with Venezuela, while Cuba and the U.S. continue to have non-existent relations. Left-wing governments in nations such as Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uruguay are considerably more centrist and neutral; Argentina is a major non-NATO ally, but it is one of the most anti-U.S. nations in the world, having long since suspended its automatic alignment policy and distanced itself from the U.S., and is still embroiled in the Falkland Islands dispute with the U.K., the U.S.'s closest ally.
The right-wing governments in Mexico, Panama, Chile, and Colombia have closer relations with the U.S., with Mexico being the U.S's largest economic partner in Latin America and its third largest overall trade partner after Canada and China. Thanks to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) signed with Canada and Mexico in 1994, the United States enjoys virtual duty-free trade with Mexico. Since 1994, the United States has signed other notable free-trade agreements with Chile in 2004, Peru in 2007, and most recently Colombia and Panama in 2011. Americans of Hispanic or Latin American ancestry comprise more than 15% of the total population of the United States or more than 50 million people, the vast majority of which are of Mexican ancestry.
All of Latin America is still part of the Organization of American States, and with the exception of Mexico (who withdrew by 2004), are currently bound by the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US-Latin_American_relations
Tina Rosenberg (born April 14, 1960 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American journalist and the author of three books. For one of them, The Haunted Land: Facing Europe's Ghosts After Communism (1995), she won the Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction and the National Book Award for Nonfiction.
As a youth outside Lansing, Michigan, Rosenberg was active in her synagogue and regional Jewish youth groups, including a 1976--1977 term as Songleader for Michigan State Temple Youth. She earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Northwestern University. In 1987 she won a MacArthur Fellowship, which she used to move to South America. Her experiences there led to her first published book, Children of Cain: Violence and the Violent in Latin America (1991).
Rosenberg's work has appeared in The New Republic, The New Yorker, and The Washington Post. She is a fellow at the World Policy Institute and an editorial writer for The New York Times who frequently writes for The New York Times Magazine.
Her latest book is Join the Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform the World (2011).
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- published: 17 Mar 2014
- views: 8043
Interview with Lyndon LaRouche (10/14/1976)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:10
- Updated: 04 Oct 2012
- views: 3612
Motörhead - Aftershock (Full Album)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:57
- Updated: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 674530
Motörhead - Aftershock
01 Heartbreaker 0:00
02 Coup de Grace 3:05
03 Lost Woman Blues 6:50
04 End of Time 10:59
05 Do You Believe 14:16
06 Death Machine 17:15
...
Motörhead - Aftershock
01 Heartbreaker 0:00
02 Coup de Grace 3:05
03 Lost Woman Blues 6:50
04 End of Time 10:59
05 Do You Believe 14:16
06 Death Machine 17:15
07 Dust and Glass 19:53
08 Going to Mexico 22:43
09 Silence When You Speak to Me 25:36
10 Crying Shame 30:06
11 Queen of the Damned 34:34
12 Knife 37:14
13 Keep Your Powder Dry 40:12
14 Paralyzed 44:06
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Motörhead - Aftershock
01 Heartbreaker 0:00
02 Coup de Grace 3:05
03 Lost Woman Blues 6:50
04 End of Time 10:59
05 Do You Believe 14:16
06 Death Machine 17:15
07 Dust and Glass 19:53
08 Going to Mexico 22:43
09 Silence When You Speak to Me 25:36
10 Crying Shame 30:06
11 Queen of the Damned 34:34
12 Knife 37:14
13 Keep Your Powder Dry 40:12
14 Paralyzed 44:06
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- published: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 674530
Abdication: A Very British Coup
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- Duration: 58:58
- Updated: 03 Sep 2015
- views: 45
Abdication: A Very British Coup
Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King E...
Abdication: A Very British Coup
Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King Edward VIII. Usually it has been ...A Very British Coup .. It is March 1989 and Britain has a new Government. Ex-steelworker Harry Perkins has led his far-left Labour Party to victory on a manifesto ...
Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King Edward VIII. Usually it has been ...
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Es war die Affäre des 20. Jahrhunderts: Ein englischer König verzichtet eher auf die Krone des britischen Empires als auf die Ehe mit einer zwei Mal geschied.
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Abdication: A Very British Coup
Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King Edward VIII. Usually it has been ...A Very British Coup .. It is March 1989 and Britain has a new Government. Ex-steelworker Harry Perkins has led his far-left Labour Party to victory on a manifesto ...
Documentary which sheds new light on the greatest crisis to rock the British monarchy in centuries - the abdication of King Edward VIII. Usually it has been ...
Full Documentary, Documentary,documentary films,documentary history channel,documentary 2014,documentary history,documentary on serial killers, ...
Video taken from Channel 4 programme 'The 50 Greatest Television Dramas' (2007). At number 16, 'A Very British Coup' 1988 TV mini-series. No copyright ...
Es war die Affäre des 20. Jahrhunderts: Ein englischer König verzichtet eher auf die Krone des britischen Empires als auf die Ehe mit einer zwei Mal geschied.
- published: 03 Sep 2015
- views: 45
Harold Wilson - The Wilson Years - Pt 2 - 21 March 2006
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:34
- Updated: 02 Jul 2015
- views: 5359
The second part of the Wilson story - and the same note that I added to the first part applies equally here, so I will not give any opinion as to my feelings o...
The second part of the Wilson story - and the same note that I added to the first part applies equally here, so I will not give any opinion as to my feelings on his Prime Ministerial years. I do not own the copyright to this film.
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The Lavender List (2006)
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- Duration: 60:09
- Updated: 02 Jun 2014
- views: 3284
Docudrama broadcast on BBC Four in March 2006 about the events that led to the drafting of the "Lavender List", the satirical name for Harold Wilson's 1976 Prim...
Docudrama broadcast on BBC Four in March 2006 about the events that led to the drafting of the "Lavender List", the satirical name for Harold Wilson's 1976 Prime Minister's Resignation Honours.
The BBC has agreed never to rebroadcast this programme.
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Docudrama broadcast on BBC Four in March 2006 about the events that led to the drafting of the "Lavender List", the satirical name for Harold Wilson's 1976 Prime Minister's Resignation Honours.
The BBC has agreed never to rebroadcast this programme.
- published: 02 Jun 2014
- views: 3284
Insider: CIA is Purging The US Military in Globalist Coup
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- Duration: 44:32
- Updated: 15 Nov 2012
- views: 529
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Dramatic stories of Argentina's stolen children (RT Documentary)
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- Duration: 52:11
- Updated: 01 Feb 2015
- views: 9245
The last victims of Argentina’s military dictatorship knew nothing of their true identities. One day though, their worlds turned upside down when they learned a...
The last victims of Argentina’s military dictatorship knew nothing of their true identities. One day though, their worlds turned upside down when they learned a terrible truth. Everything they knew, their families, their names, was all part of a monstrous and cruel conspiracy. It was only through the tireless efforts of their natural grandmothers, who searched for decades, that these children had their real identities returned to them. The natural parents were among the “disappeared,” former activists against the military Junta. Now, aware of the web of deception that surrounded their early years, they have to learn to live as their true selves, and with their past.
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The last victims of Argentina’s military dictatorship knew nothing of their true identities. One day though, their worlds turned upside down when they learned a terrible truth. Everything they knew, their families, their names, was all part of a monstrous and cruel conspiracy. It was only through the tireless efforts of their natural grandmothers, who searched for decades, that these children had their real identities returned to them. The natural parents were among the “disappeared,” former activists against the military Junta. Now, aware of the web of deception that surrounded their early years, they have to learn to live as their true selves, and with their past.
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- published: 01 Feb 2015
- views: 9245
LPAC Policy Committee - March 10, 2014
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- Duration: 70:06
- Updated: 10 Mar 2014
- views: 1240
Join Lyndon LaRouche and members of the LaRouchePAC policy committee, as they discuss the week's most pressing issues.
Join Lyndon LaRouche and members of the LaRouchePAC policy committee, as they discuss the week's most pressing issues.
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Join Lyndon LaRouche and members of the LaRouchePAC policy committee, as they discuss the week's most pressing issues.
- published: 10 Mar 2014
- views: 1240
Was the 1966 coup justified?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:43
- Updated: 25 Feb 2013
- views: 244
Mr Boi Doe, who says he was illegally arrested and detained, joins Shamima Muslim on Point Blank.
The video starts of with an interview with CPP's Nii Armah A...
Mr Boi Doe, who says he was illegally arrested and detained, joins Shamima Muslim on Point Blank.
The video starts of with an interview with CPP's Nii Armah Akomfrah
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Mr Boi Doe, who says he was illegally arrested and detained, joins Shamima Muslim on Point Blank.
The video starts of with an interview with CPP's Nii Armah Akomfrah
- published: 25 Feb 2013
- views: 244
المسيرة الخضراء - La Marche Verte - 1975
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- Duration: 22:28
- Updated: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 73200
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La Marche Verte 1975
المسيرة الخضراء
En 1975, le Maroc soumet la question de ses droits sur le territoire à la Cour internationale de la Haye. Il s'engage à respecter la décision, mais lorsque sa demande est rejetée, le roi Hassan II organise une grande «marche verte» le 6 novembre 1975. À cette occasion, une marée humaine de 350 000 Marocains prend le contrôle symbolique du territoire. Entre-temps, un accord tripartite est conclu avec l'Espagne et la Mauritanie pour le transfert du contrôle du territoire. Il permet à l'Espagne de se retirer, tout en conservant ses investissements dans les mines de phosphates. Selon cet accord, le Maroc reçoit deux tiers du territoire (la partie nord) et la Mauritanie l'autre tiers (la partie sud). Le Maroc prend possession du territoire au début de 1976 et convoque une assemblée de tribus qui reconnaissent sa souveraineté.
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"Louange à Dieu,
"Cher Peuple,
"Dieu Le Très-Haut a dit dans Son Livre sacré : "Quand ta décision est prise, aie confiance en Dieu, car, en vérité, Le Très-Haut aime ceux qui s'en remettent à Lui".
"Effectivement, Cher Peuple, Notre décision est prise, celle d'entreprendre notre Marche Verte pacifique et irréversible, forts de notre bon droit, Nous aurons à nos côtés nos frères et amis, ne comptant que sur notre ferme détermination et notre foi inébranlable.
"A peine avions-Nous annoncé Notre décision d'entreprendre cette Marche bénie que tu t'es porté d'un même élan pour répondre à Notre appel. Du reste, cette noblesse a toujours été ton apanage.
Elle a fait de toi un peuple qui a servi d'exemple et qui a inspiré les plus belles pages de l'Histoire.
"Cher peuple,
"Ainsi que nous l'avions affirmé, la Marche Verte constitue pour nous une source où nous avons puisé, pour nous et pour les autres, des leçons et des enseignements.
"Cher peuple,
"En premier lieu, Nous avons acquis la conviction à présent que le Maroc et son devenir sont entre les mains de patriotes sûrs, convaincus, généreux et attachés plus que jamais à leur sol et à leur emblème. "Tu administres ainsi la preuve, une nouvelle fois, Cher peuple, de ta capacité de te dépenser, sans limites aucunes, corps, âme et biens. Pour ta Patrie, tu sais sacrifier spontanément jusqu'au réconfort d'être dans ton foyer. "Ta conduite constitue véritablement un motif de fierté pour celui que Dieu aura désigné pour présider à ta destinée. Il ne peut qu'en louer Le Tout-Puissant et l'implorer de l'assister pour s'acquitter envers toi des devoirs de sa charge.
"Quant aux enseignements qu'il convient de tirer, en second lieu, ils résident dans le fait qu'à présent nous avons pu identifier d'une manière précise qui sont nos véritables amis et frères et ceux qui ont voulu voir le problème de la même optique qu'un étranger.
"Au niveau de ce qui a été écrit et dit à ce propos, nous avons pu constater qu'au début, certains n'ont pas cru devoir nous prendre au sérieux. Ils y ont vu une aventure et une manoeuvre politique destinée à couvrir nos problèmes et nos défauts.
"En fait, ceux qui ont tenu ou écrit de tels propos se divisent en deux catégories : ceux qui ne connaissent pas le Maroc et on ne saurait leur en tenir rigueur , et ceux qui, malgré leur parfaite connaissance de notre pays, ont maintenu leurs allégations. Ce faisant, ces derniers ont donné libre cours à leur ressentiment à l'égard de ce pays qui, grâce à Dieu, ne cessera d'administrer des leçons et des exemples.
"Cher peuple,
"Nous n'avons pas manqué d'enregistrer ta réaction et de suivre ton comportement aussi bien dans les campagnes que dans les confins du Sahara depuis que Nous t'avons annoncé Notre décision d'entreprendre la Marche Verte.
"Nous n'y avons relevé que satisfaction, sérénité, réjouissance et liesse.
"Cher peuple,
"Par ce comportement, tu as sans doute pu incarner ce que notre époque a feint d'oublier, parmi tant d'autres voies, celles de la paix et de la conciliation. "La Marche marocaine constitue de nos jours un véritable miracle, car l'homme semble oublier qu'il peut, par une simple marche pacifique, aboutir à des résultats que n'en obtiendrait une entreprise militaire.
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La Marche Verte 1975
المسيرة الخضراء
En 1975, le Maroc soumet la question de ses droits sur le territoire à la Cour internationale de la Haye. Il s'engage à respecter la décision, mais lorsque sa demande est rejetée, le roi Hassan II organise une grande «marche verte» le 6 novembre 1975. À cette occasion, une marée humaine de 350 000 Marocains prend le contrôle symbolique du territoire. Entre-temps, un accord tripartite est conclu avec l'Espagne et la Mauritanie pour le transfert du contrôle du territoire. Il permet à l'Espagne de se retirer, tout en conservant ses investissements dans les mines de phosphates. Selon cet accord, le Maroc reçoit deux tiers du territoire (la partie nord) et la Mauritanie l'autre tiers (la partie sud). Le Maroc prend possession du territoire au début de 1976 et convoque une assemblée de tribus qui reconnaissent sa souveraineté.
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"Louange à Dieu,
"Cher Peuple,
"Dieu Le Très-Haut a dit dans Son Livre sacré : "Quand ta décision est prise, aie confiance en Dieu, car, en vérité, Le Très-Haut aime ceux qui s'en remettent à Lui".
"Effectivement, Cher Peuple, Notre décision est prise, celle d'entreprendre notre Marche Verte pacifique et irréversible, forts de notre bon droit, Nous aurons à nos côtés nos frères et amis, ne comptant que sur notre ferme détermination et notre foi inébranlable.
"A peine avions-Nous annoncé Notre décision d'entreprendre cette Marche bénie que tu t'es porté d'un même élan pour répondre à Notre appel. Du reste, cette noblesse a toujours été ton apanage.
Elle a fait de toi un peuple qui a servi d'exemple et qui a inspiré les plus belles pages de l'Histoire.
"Cher peuple,
"Ainsi que nous l'avions affirmé, la Marche Verte constitue pour nous une source où nous avons puisé, pour nous et pour les autres, des leçons et des enseignements.
"Cher peuple,
"En premier lieu, Nous avons acquis la conviction à présent que le Maroc et son devenir sont entre les mains de patriotes sûrs, convaincus, généreux et attachés plus que jamais à leur sol et à leur emblème. "Tu administres ainsi la preuve, une nouvelle fois, Cher peuple, de ta capacité de te dépenser, sans limites aucunes, corps, âme et biens. Pour ta Patrie, tu sais sacrifier spontanément jusqu'au réconfort d'être dans ton foyer. "Ta conduite constitue véritablement un motif de fierté pour celui que Dieu aura désigné pour présider à ta destinée. Il ne peut qu'en louer Le Tout-Puissant et l'implorer de l'assister pour s'acquitter envers toi des devoirs de sa charge.
"Quant aux enseignements qu'il convient de tirer, en second lieu, ils résident dans le fait qu'à présent nous avons pu identifier d'une manière précise qui sont nos véritables amis et frères et ceux qui ont voulu voir le problème de la même optique qu'un étranger.
"Au niveau de ce qui a été écrit et dit à ce propos, nous avons pu constater qu'au début, certains n'ont pas cru devoir nous prendre au sérieux. Ils y ont vu une aventure et une manoeuvre politique destinée à couvrir nos problèmes et nos défauts.
"En fait, ceux qui ont tenu ou écrit de tels propos se divisent en deux catégories : ceux qui ne connaissent pas le Maroc et on ne saurait leur en tenir rigueur , et ceux qui, malgré leur parfaite connaissance de notre pays, ont maintenu leurs allégations. Ce faisant, ces derniers ont donné libre cours à leur ressentiment à l'égard de ce pays qui, grâce à Dieu, ne cessera d'administrer des leçons et des exemples.
"Cher peuple,
"Nous n'avons pas manqué d'enregistrer ta réaction et de suivre ton comportement aussi bien dans les campagnes que dans les confins du Sahara depuis que Nous t'avons annoncé Notre décision d'entreprendre la Marche Verte.
"Nous n'y avons relevé que satisfaction, sérénité, réjouissance et liesse.
"Cher peuple,
"Par ce comportement, tu as sans doute pu incarner ce que notre époque a feint d'oublier, parmi tant d'autres voies, celles de la paix et de la conciliation. "La Marche marocaine constitue de nos jours un véritable miracle, car l'homme semble oublier qu'il peut, par une simple marche pacifique, aboutir à des résultats que n'en obtiendrait une entreprise militaire.
- published: 03 Nov 2014
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Lyndon LaRouche's March 13th 2015 Webcast - Jeffrey Steinberg
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- Duration: 50:57
- Updated: 14 Mar 2015
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1.) Firewall:In Defense Of The Nation State
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2.) 1932 - A True History of the United States http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrlVdpxAGhI
3.) Glass-Steagall, The Complete Story... http://youtu.be/K-BqZNJ9rnU
4.) - The New Dark Age - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbs_DAW0VTM
5.) The Harvard Yard: Fraud of Modern Education http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUwGovJHNts
6.) LaRouche Classroom: How to Think to Save The Economy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD78r8OqJ58
7.) Ecosystems - A Genocidal Fraud http://vimeo.com/35625476
8.) Plato Versus Aristotle - Economy and Philosophy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zMgsR23RFk
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Following Below Are Some Of The Best Documentaries Ever Produced By The Larouche Movement. Every Citizen Should Better Watch Them Closely & Spread Them Like Wild Fire !
1.) Firewall:In Defense Of The Nation State
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vho6b4C7Hzc
2.) 1932 - A True History of the United States http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrlVdpxAGhI
3.) Glass-Steagall, The Complete Story... http://youtu.be/K-BqZNJ9rnU
4.) - The New Dark Age - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbs_DAW0VTM
5.) The Harvard Yard: Fraud of Modern Education http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUwGovJHNts
6.) LaRouche Classroom: How to Think to Save The Economy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD78r8OqJ58
7.) Ecosystems - A Genocidal Fraud http://vimeo.com/35625476
8.) Plato Versus Aristotle - Economy and Philosophy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zMgsR23RFk
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- published: 14 Mar 2015
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History of the Middle East (1949--1970)
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- Duration: 30:28
- Updated: 19 Dec 2013
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see 1939--1946 @ History of the Middle East 1939-1946
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00:00 11 May 1949 - Israel joins the United Nations (UN) as a member state.
01:14 17 October 1951 - NATO Resolution on the accession of Turkey to the North Atlantic Treaty (Approved by the council 20 September 1951).
~~:~~ 11 August 1952 - Hussein of Jordan is proclaimed King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
06:25 2 May 1953 - Faisal II of Iraq is crowned as King of Iraq.
08:33 28 February 1955 - Reprisal operations: Operation Black Arrow is carried out in Gaza (while under Egyptian control) between 28 February until 1 March 1955. The operation was aimed at the Egyptian army and was a primary reason for the Egyptian-Czech arms deal announced in September 1955.
08:45 18 April 1955 - Nasser attends the Afro--Asian Conference (Bandung Conference) and after rejecting the Baghdad Pact (Central Treaty Organization - METO) he then solicits assistance from the Soviet Union.
09:46 26 July 1956 - Nasser nationalizes the Suez Canal and 29 October Suez Crisis.
~~:~~ 01 February 1958 - The United Arab Republic (UAR) with lifetime president Gamal Abdel Nasser, was a political union between Egypt and Syria until 1961, when Syria seceded from the union. Egypt continued to be known officially as the "United Arab Republic" until 1971.
15:10 08 February 1963 - Abd al-Karim Qasim, Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq, was captured by the Ba'ath Party and elements of the Iraqi Armed Forces. On 09 February, after a short trial, he was executed.
15:30 8 March 1963 - The "1963 Syrian coup d'état" and Iraq attempts to reform the UAR with a united Egypt, Iraq, and Syria. Prime Minister Salah al-Bitar represents Syria at the Egyptian--Syrian--Iraqi unity negotiations of March--April 1963 and the signing of the Federal Union Agreement of 17 April 1963.
15:42 04 November 1964 - Ruhollah Khomeini is exiled by the Shah of Iran.
19:22 14 May 1967 - Celebration parade in Tel Aviv honoring the 19th year of the Israeli Declaration of Independence.
29:36 28 September 1970 - Nasser died.
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00:00 11 May 1949 - Israel joins the United Nations (UN) as a member state.
01:14 17 October 1951 - NATO Resolution on the accession of Turkey to the North Atlantic Treaty (Approved by the council 20 September 1951).
~~:~~ 11 August 1952 - Hussein of Jordan is proclaimed King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
06:25 2 May 1953 - Faisal II of Iraq is crowned as King of Iraq.
08:33 28 February 1955 - Reprisal operations: Operation Black Arrow is carried out in Gaza (while under Egyptian control) between 28 February until 1 March 1955. The operation was aimed at the Egyptian army and was a primary reason for the Egyptian-Czech arms deal announced in September 1955.
08:45 18 April 1955 - Nasser attends the Afro--Asian Conference (Bandung Conference) and after rejecting the Baghdad Pact (Central Treaty Organization - METO) he then solicits assistance from the Soviet Union.
09:46 26 July 1956 - Nasser nationalizes the Suez Canal and 29 October Suez Crisis.
~~:~~ 01 February 1958 - The United Arab Republic (UAR) with lifetime president Gamal Abdel Nasser, was a political union between Egypt and Syria until 1961, when Syria seceded from the union. Egypt continued to be known officially as the "United Arab Republic" until 1971.
15:10 08 February 1963 - Abd al-Karim Qasim, Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq, was captured by the Ba'ath Party and elements of the Iraqi Armed Forces. On 09 February, after a short trial, he was executed.
15:30 8 March 1963 - The "1963 Syrian coup d'état" and Iraq attempts to reform the UAR with a united Egypt, Iraq, and Syria. Prime Minister Salah al-Bitar represents Syria at the Egyptian--Syrian--Iraqi unity negotiations of March--April 1963 and the signing of the Federal Union Agreement of 17 April 1963.
15:42 04 November 1964 - Ruhollah Khomeini is exiled by the Shah of Iran.
19:22 14 May 1967 - Celebration parade in Tel Aviv honoring the 19th year of the Israeli Declaration of Independence.
29:36 28 September 1970 - Nasser died.
- published: 19 Dec 2013
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Hun Sen Speech 26 March 2015 | Prime Minister Speech 26 March 2015
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- Duration: 49:09
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
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Hun Sen Speech 26 March 2015 | Prime Minister Speech 26 March 2015
Hun Sen (Khmer: ហ៊ុន សែន; born 5 August 1952)[1] is the 34th and current Prime Minister of Ca...
Hun Sen Speech 26 March 2015 | Prime Minister Speech 26 March 2015
Hun Sen (Khmer: ហ៊ុន សែន; born 5 August 1952)[1] is the 34th and current Prime Minister of Cambodia, Deputy President of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), and Member of Parliament (MP) for Kandal. He has served as Cambodia's premier for more than 25 years, making him the longest serving head of government of Cambodia and one of the longest serving leaders in the world. From 1979 to 1986 and again from 1987 to 1990, Hun Sen served as Cambodia's foreign minister. His full honorary title is Samdech Akeak Moha Sena Padey Decho Hun Sen (Khmer: សម្តេចអគ្គមហាសេនាបតី តេជោ ហ៊ុន សែន; meaning "Lord Prime Minister, Supreme Military Commander Hun Sen").[2] Born Hun Bunal, he changed his name to Hun Sen in 1972 two years after joining the Khmer Rouge.
Hun Sen rose to the premiership in January 1985 when the KPRP-dominated National Assembly appointed him to succeed Chan Sy who had died in office in December 1984. The position would be held by Hun Sen until the 1993 elections when the latter lost an election bid. Refusing to relinquish power and after negotiations with theFuncinpec Party, Hun Sen jointly served as Prime Minister with Norodom Ranariddh until a 1997 coup. Ung Huot was then selected to succeed Ranariddh. In 1998, he would lead the CPP to victory in the elections but had to form a coalition government with FUNCINPEC. Hun Sen has since been elected consecutively and is currently serving in his fifth prime ministerial term, and vows to rule until he is 74.[3]
Hun Sen was 32 years, 162 days old when he became prime minister, making him at that time the world's youngest head of government. One of the world's longest-serving leaders, with a reputation as a 'wily operator who destroys his political opponents',[4] Hun Sen is widely viewed as a dictator that has assumed authoritarian power in Cambodia using violence and intimidation and corruption to maintain his power base.[5][6][7] Hun Sen has accumulated highly centralized power in Cambodia, including a 'praetorian guard that appears to rival the capabilities of the country’s regular military units.'[8]The former Khmer Rouge commander has consolidated his grip on power through a 'web of patronage and brute military strength'.[9]
More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hun_Sen
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Hun Sen Speech 26 March 2015 | Prime Minister Speech 26 March 2015
Hun Sen (Khmer: ហ៊ុន សែន; born 5 August 1952)[1] is the 34th and current Prime Minister of Cambodia, Deputy President of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), and Member of Parliament (MP) for Kandal. He has served as Cambodia's premier for more than 25 years, making him the longest serving head of government of Cambodia and one of the longest serving leaders in the world. From 1979 to 1986 and again from 1987 to 1990, Hun Sen served as Cambodia's foreign minister. His full honorary title is Samdech Akeak Moha Sena Padey Decho Hun Sen (Khmer: សម្តេចអគ្គមហាសេនាបតី តេជោ ហ៊ុន សែន; meaning "Lord Prime Minister, Supreme Military Commander Hun Sen").[2] Born Hun Bunal, he changed his name to Hun Sen in 1972 two years after joining the Khmer Rouge.
Hun Sen rose to the premiership in January 1985 when the KPRP-dominated National Assembly appointed him to succeed Chan Sy who had died in office in December 1984. The position would be held by Hun Sen until the 1993 elections when the latter lost an election bid. Refusing to relinquish power and after negotiations with theFuncinpec Party, Hun Sen jointly served as Prime Minister with Norodom Ranariddh until a 1997 coup. Ung Huot was then selected to succeed Ranariddh. In 1998, he would lead the CPP to victory in the elections but had to form a coalition government with FUNCINPEC. Hun Sen has since been elected consecutively and is currently serving in his fifth prime ministerial term, and vows to rule until he is 74.[3]
Hun Sen was 32 years, 162 days old when he became prime minister, making him at that time the world's youngest head of government. One of the world's longest-serving leaders, with a reputation as a 'wily operator who destroys his political opponents',[4] Hun Sen is widely viewed as a dictator that has assumed authoritarian power in Cambodia using violence and intimidation and corruption to maintain his power base.[5][6][7] Hun Sen has accumulated highly centralized power in Cambodia, including a 'praetorian guard that appears to rival the capabilities of the country’s regular military units.'[8]The former Khmer Rouge commander has consolidated his grip on power through a 'web of patronage and brute military strength'.[9]
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1976 Coup and Democray 1983 Argentina
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NEW Argentines recall March 1976 coup that launched dictatorship
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Remembering Argentina's 1976 coup
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Argentina: Hundreds of thousands march on coup anniversary
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Nigeria: Lieutenant Dimka's Confession. 1976
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Argentina: Thousands march on anniversary of the military coup
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Anniversary of 1976 military coup; demo against proposed anti-terror law
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THE 1975 x COUP DE MAIN | Part II [full interview out Feb 29]
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Harold Wilson plot, Treason & Conspiracy by MI5, 1968 Coup, 1976 Resignation
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The Plot Against Harold Wilson, BBC 2006
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35º aniversario del golpe militar de 1976. Día Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.
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Argentina commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1976 coup
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Demos to mark 35th anniversary of 1976 coup d-#39etat 2011 News
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Children who "disappeared" in 1976 during military coup tell their stories
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Ben Sidran : Wake me when it's over
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"The Grandmotherly God: Theological Reflections on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo"
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Israeli ex-intelligence officer in Blair's office
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DiFilm - Acto militar aniversario del golpe en Argentina (1982)
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BLUE COUP Pet semetary LIVE part 2 Lucilles NEW YORK March 26,2016
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1976 CBS News - Palestine Paramilitary Organizations, Black September, the PLO and Israel
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The Night The Government Fell (A Parliamentary Coup)
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The Dark Side of Humanity: Violence and Corruption in Latin America (1991)
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Interview with Lyndon LaRouche (10/14/1976)
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The Lavender List (2006)
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Dramatic stories of Argentina's stolen children (RT Documentary)
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'Elite Overproduction' That Doomed Roman Republic Seen As Threat To U.S. Democracy
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Apr 2016
There are parallels between America’s current political situation and the conditions leading to the collapse of the Roman Republic more than 2,000 years ago, according to an International Business Times commentary published on RawStory.com.Ned Resnikoff, political capital reporter for IBT, writes that the Roman Republic was decaying long before Julius Caesar marched on the city in 49 B.C. and toppled it for good ... WN.com, Jim Berrie ....
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Scientists Now Believe Dinosaurs Were Already Disappearing When Giant Meteor Hit
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Apr 2016
A report in the Belfast Telegraph Monday says dinosaurs were already on the path to extinction millions of years before the meteor impact that is widely believed to have wiped them out, scientists said.Experts have always believed dinosaurs were flourishing on Earth just before the disaster struck when a huge asteroid or comet hit the planet just off the coast of Mexico, the report said....
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Flooding Cripples Houston Area
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Apr 2016
More than a foot of rain in some places flooded low-lying areas across the Houston region on Monday, forcing officials to suspend bus and rail service, close schools and government offices and urge residents to stay home amid what authorities said were extremely dangerous conditions, CNN reported."This is a life-threatening emergency....
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In A “New York Minute” Everything Can Change For Trump And Sanders
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Apr 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingNot only is New York State the future face of the two main political parties, but with 400 delegates at stake in Tuesday’s primary race starring presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, everything can change in a “New York minute.” Indeed, the Empire State is where millions of immigrants suddenly got a new start in life and fortunes made overnight on Wall Street....
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Japan Earthquake Relief Effort Grows As U.S. Pitches In
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Apr 2016
Relief efforts continue in southern Japan following back-to-back strong earthquakes that killed at least 42 people last week and left the country in shambles, the Belfast Telegraph reported Monday.The U.S. military will join rescuers as they redouble efforts for 10 missing people on the southern island of Kyushu, where many area were cut off by landslides and road and bridge damage ... The U.S....
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Founding Seychelles President feted for peace efforts
Edit Nation 19 Apr 2016
19-April-2016. Front row ... Back row ... “I was dislodged from power in a coup d’Etat after only 11 months at the helm and I went into exile for 15 years, but returned in the spirit of humility and reconciliation when invited back by President Albert Rene who had led the coup against me ... Mancham was the island’s first Chief Minister in 1966 and first Prime Minister for 10 years prior to his ascension to the Presidency at Independence in 1976....
Notice of Intention to Change Dog Control Measures at Mawson Park (Dog Act 1976) (Joondalup City Council)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
In accordance with section 31 (3C) of the Dog Act 1976 (the Act), public notice is given of Councils intention to specify Mawson Park in the City of Joondalup where dogs will either be prohibited or permitted to be walked while on a leash, as allowed for under the Act ... meeting on Tuesday 15 March 2016 -....
50th Anniversary Camaro SS to Pace Indianapolis 500 (Chevrolet)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
It is offered on 2LT and 2SS coupe and convertible models, all with Nightfall Gray Metallic exteriors featuring a 50th Anniversary stripe package and badges - and a black top on convertibles ... Camaro pace cars through the years 1967 - RS/SS convertible 1969 - RS/SS convertible 1982 - Z28 coupe 1993 - Z28 coupe 2009 - SS coupe (2010 model) 2010 - SS ......
Melbourne’s Next Summer Blockbuster Revealed (Premier of Victoria)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
(Source. Premier of Victoria) ... He has produced thousands of drawings and works using video as well as iPhone and iPad applications ... David Hockney will be on display at NGV International from 11 November 2016 - 13 March 2017. Open daily, 10am-5pm ... 'David Hockney has been a cultural innovator and influencer for more than 60 years, so this Australian-exclusive exhibition is yet another coup for our country's most popular gallery, the NGV.'....
Impeachment Motion Against Brazilian President ‘Coup’
Edit Sputnik 19 Apr 2016
Former chief of Argentina’s foreign relations commission of the lower house claims that the impeachment proceedings against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is nothing but a coup attempt ... ....
Cheers, tears and samba in Brazil's impeachment fight
Edit Khaleej Times 19 Apr 2016
"We fought so, so much for this to happen, for our country to be free of these criminals who have stolen so much from us," she said ... It's a coup," the 23-year-old university student said, repeating Rousseff's claim that the impeachment process amounts to a putsch ... Now it goes to the Senate and we will stay in the streets," he said as percussionists passed by playing samba beats and people chanted "there won't be a coup!" ... ....
Indira interview
Edit Indian Express 19 Apr 2016
A view of the front page of The Indian Express, forty years ago. Indira interview. In an interview to a US publication, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said there was no change in the basic philosophy of India ... We have more because we started on a much lower base, when we became independent.” ... Mao turmoil ... The Union Commerce Ministry fixed the export target for 1976-77 at Rs 4,350 crore....
Eradication of Zika-spreading mosquito in Brazil unlikely
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 19 Apr 2016
Jose Carvalheiro, professor of the University of Sao Paulo who was part of campaigns in the 1950s to eradicate Chagas disease, spread by insects known as "kissing bugs," said the military government that came to power in a 1964 coup had other priorities. > ....
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