Examples of using Junta in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Junta needs glamour.
Within three weeks of the coup, Canada recognized Pinochet's military junta.
The junta refused to recognize her party's victory.
We can apparently not convince the junta of that, so we have to look for alternatives.
The junta has set up a special unit to monitor social media.
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External pressure might force the junta to call democratic elections.
The junta has no legitimacy and has been condemned by the international community.
Meanwhile, Marty also said that Aseanwould like to mediate talks between Burma's junta and the opposition.
I would say, drag the junta into the International Criminal Court!
Pope Francis will be askedto defend his role in child trafficking during Argentine's 1970s Junta Dirty War.
When the junta was overthrown by a Marine invasion, he escaped to New York, where he was living comfortably.
Have you heard about the hospitals, on the territories occupied by the junta, are full of raped women and even minor girls?
In accordance with the ideas of the junta, the Karen people, who are Christians, are to disappear completely from Burmese territory.
A verbal condemnation of the coup in Mauritania is not enough if the European Union does not takeconcrete sanctions at the same time to isolate the junta.
But, sadly, it is a failure… because the power within the junta is the Army… and the Army itself is an obstacle to the reign of God.
The Junta is the second opportunity marriage of the Greek businessmen with the Nazi collaborators and the post-civil war state and parastate.
Or else it could send its army into the Ukraine, sweep out the junta before it got organized, and restore the legitimate government of Yanukovych.
The junta also works against its own people, by preventing international emergency aid from reaching areas where natural disaster has struck.
Well aware of its limitations in Pinochet's Chile, Kozak used his diplomatic immunity sparingly andjust hoped that the deals he had made with the junta would hold.
Indeed, the junta had to go six places down the seniority list of the force before it found a senior officer who would support the coup.
We must apply pressure where maybe it will have the most effect: on those regimes, those sympathisers, like China,who are propping up this junta.
The junta probably would have agreed to some form of partition similar to the Acheson Plan to settle the Cyprus question, but it faced rejection by Makarios.
Burma will need our help, not least to develop a strong civil society and a legal system which shouldfocus on transitional justice for the many crimes committed by the junta.
Thailand's junta has chopped and changed its approach to welfare several times, with some preferring the direct cash handouts they were given than a card-based system.
Friedman, of course, was the godfather of the notorious neoliberal ChicagoBoys who were imported into Chile by dictatorial junta leader Augusto Pinochet to implement policies of radical"shock doctrine"-style fiscal austerity.
Although Videla and other junta members were pardoned by President Carlos Menem in 1990, an Argentine judge has ruled that the pardons did not cover baby stealing.
The junta in Greece forced the resignation of the old and ailing archbishop of Athens, Chrysostomos II Hatzistaurou, promoting in his place a young archimandrite, Hieronymos Kotsonas;
I'm also aware that the ruling junta have begun curtailing women's rights, and they're closing any schools that they feel are tainted by Western-style education.
The Junta knew the British would oppose their seizure of the Malvinas so they got their man Father Bergoglio to get them the missiles, since he was friends with Roberto Calvi.