Examples of using Junta in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Greece Military junta; Constitutional monarchy 1975 Parliament, by majority.
A rejection would deeply undercut the legitimacy the junta has claimed for itself.
Burma's military junta has long been considered a buyer of North Korean weapons.
Doe disbanded the constitution and headed the country's military junta for the next five years.
The junta says the new constitution will lead to a general election in 2010.
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The constitution was disbanded and he headed the country's military junta for the next five years.
The junta said it needed to take power to restore order and usher in political reforms.
The CIA received assistance in collecting these from Castillo Armas's junta, and from the Guatemalan army.
His junta discovered dozens of weapon caches belonging to groups they said were loyal to the Shinawatra clan.
Shortly after taking power in a 2004 coup, Thailand's ruling junta vowed to bring peace to the south within a year.
The junta government announced a one-year mourning period in the wake of the revered king's death at age 88.
But the results were ignored by the ruling junta, and Aung San Suu Kyi spent most of the next 20 years under house detention.
The junta outlawed political gatherings of more than five people in 2015 in a redraft of the national constitution.
The book will delve into the diverse lives ofpeople who have lived under Burma's military junta, the State Peace and Development Council(SPDC).
Myanmar was ruled by a junta for five decades until a civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi came to power last year.
Myanmar's earnings shortfall is among the largest in the entire country, asa large part of the country's economic system is dominated by former junta partisans.
Since taking power in 2014, the junta has struggled to revive an economy hobbled by weak exports and slack domestic demand.
Prosecutions under a similar Thai law have risen since the 2014 coup andcritics of the junta say it has been used as a means to silence dissent.
In December 1974, the junta appointed Pinochet as President by a joint decree, to which Air Force General Gustavo Leigh disagreed.
The people of northern Mali say the French war and the ruling junta are blocking the flow of humanitarian assistance to the war-affected areas.
The junta has defended the detentions of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, most of the deposed government's cabinet, and dozens of politicians and activists.
Since taking power in 2014, the junta has struggled to revive an economy hobbled by weak exports and slack domestic demand.
The junta began easing the ban in September, when it allowed political parties to resume organizing ahead of an election expected in February.
One of the heads of the junta, Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, visited Israel in September 2015 on a“shopping trip” of Israeli military manufacturers.
Junta leader Captain Amadou Sanogo said the meeting of political and society representatives should bring a consensus on how to deal with Mali's challenges.
Junta leader Captain Amadou Sanogo had said the proposed meeting of political and civil society representatives could forge a consensus on how to deal with Mali's challenges.
The junta announced Thursday that nearly 4,000 prisoners were being freed because they may have been imprisoned wrongfully by the National Intelligence Bureau, which was recently disbanded.
The junta has cracked down on student activists and opposition political groups who have publicly criticized military generals for intervening in the country's political process.
The junta imposed the strict ban on political activity citing the need for order after months of street protests against the democratically elected government of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra.