"In Venezuela yesterday a coup d'etat occurred," the representative said.
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Riyadh accused Iran of using the militia to stage a coup d'etat.
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Popular Force called the arrest a "coup d'etat" aimed at disempowering Congress.
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Mugabe insisted in SABC's interview that a coup d'etat had taken place.
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This followed an article referring to an "imminent military coup d'etat", he added.
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Liberal Catholics accuse the archbishop of launching a coup d'etat against his boss.
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"This is not a coup d'etat," the group's leader says in the video.
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I bet you didn't even know that America had a successful coup d'etat.
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"Study for: Coup d'etat" is an expression of power at its most pathetic.
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She is currently filming Coup d'Etat, which she also co-wrote and co-directed.
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Zimbabwe's generals are playing the familiar myth of a "democratic coup d'etat" in Africa.
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Half the country would view his removal as nothing less than a coup d'etat.
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For unlike Lenin's coup d'etat, what I saw in Sudan was peaceful, joyous and leaderless.
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"We have frustrated the intended coup d'etat," Interior Minister Nestor Reverol told the diplomatic corps.
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The signal to Brazilians was unmistakable: Washington supported what many considered an illegal coup d'etat.
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"We consider Temer's government to be illegitimate," Ramirez said, characterizing Temer's accession as a coup d'etat.
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Khamenei on Saturday said the protests were an "unsuccessful coup d'etat" orchestrated by Iran's enemies abroad.
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Both are foreigners, which has lent itself to casual conspiracy theories about an internal coup d'etat.
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Millions took the streets calling for her ousting, while others considered her removal a coup d'etat.
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One prosecutor said during the trial that the leaders knowingly attempted a "coup d'etat" against Spain.
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Morales resigned under pressure from the armed forces in what he has called a coup d'etat.
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He resigned under pressure from the armed forces in what he has called a coup d'etat.
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"In Venezuela there will neither be a coup d'etat nor a gringo intervention," Maduro roared to supporters.
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Here's the background: In July 2016, parts of Turkey's armed forces attempted a coup d'etat against Erdoğan.
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He told reporters it showed many Catalans "don't want the coup d'etat the Catalan government is fostering".
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" On central bankers: "There has been an economic coup d'etat in America and most of the world.
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"Their support of the (separatists') coup d'etat by Catalonia is an enormous barrier (to cooperation)," he said.
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"We are facing a constitutional coup d'etat because the dismissal of my government is unconstitutional," Correia told Reuters.
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Mendonca Filho's read: "Un coup d'Etat a eu lieu au Bresil" (A coup has been staged in Brazil).
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"To defend democracy, my first duty is to lead the fight against the coup d'etat...," Meta told the crowd.
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Russia has gone so far as to accuse the U.S. of "trying to engineer a coup d'etat" in Venezuela.
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The sudden coup d'etat attempt in Turkey was shocking partially because coups are less frequent than they used to be.
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Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa has denied the "coup d'etat" theory but Nissan has clearly been dissatisfied with the unequal alliance.
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"This seems like a coup d'etat," Ghazouani's nearest rival, Biram Dah Abeid, representing himself and the other opposition leaders, said.
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"What we are about to witness is a serious violation of the Constitution and a real coup d'etat," Rousseff said.
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Riyadh has since backed Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the general who remains in power after he orchestrated the coup d'etat.
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"We are facing an institutional coup d'etat," Fillon told The Republicans party lawmakers at a meeting, according to one who was present.
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She has continually denied any wrongdoing and last year equated a bid to impeach her to a "coup d'etat," according to Reuters.
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The only consistent message from conservatives since the Ukraine scandal broke is that the House's impeachment inquiry amounts to a coup d'etat.
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" Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro tweeted: "We denounce before the world the attempted coup d'etat in progress against the brother President Evo Morales.
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This month France sent warplanes to support Chadian President Idriss Deby against a group of rebels, saying it was preventing a coup d'etat.
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His misstep puts him in an untenable position with Democrats: It makes him look like a witting participant in a possible coup d'etat.
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Fayulu urged Congolese to take to the streets to peacefully protest what he called "constitutional coup d'etat," accusing the court of validating false results.
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The opening sequence sets up a coup d'etat within the American government, led by its vice president, that robs President Wilson of his power.
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The time for citizen outrage and participation to defend the integrity of public health decision making against an on-going coup d'etat is now.
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"I saw a failed coup d'etat," PSD leader Liviu Dragnea told private television station Antena 3 in his first public appearance since the protest.
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The 1991 military coup d'etat deposing Haiti's democratically elected President Jean Bertrand Aristide prompted thousands of Haitians to seek asylum in the United States.
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"This is not a coup d'etat," added Caguaripano, who was removed from the National Guard in 2014, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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Kissinger was attending the 21976 Organization of American States General Assembly in Chile, where he had, a few years earlier, helped orchestrate a coup d'etat.
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Twitter and most of all Facebook are the heart of the story of how Sri Lankans successfully defeated an unconstitutional coup d'etat in late 2018.
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The attempted coup d'etat in Turkey last week resulted in more than 33,000 arrests, almost 300 deaths, and the destruction of the country's parliament building.
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The President and her supporters have called the impeachment proceedings an institutional coup d'etat by lawmakers accused of far more serious crimes who are seeking revenge.
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Zaev branded Ivanov's action a "coup d'etat" on Tuesday and demanded his resignation, while the EU said the move appeared contrary to the rule of law.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's military struck rebels in Chad to prevent a coup d'etat against President Idriss Deby, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Tuesday.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Six weeks after a coup d'etat in Sudan, high-profile military leader General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo is evolving into an increasingly influential political force.
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Opposition parties labeled that a "constitutional coup d'etat" and called for marches across the country on May 26 to demand that Kabila step down this year.
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"The constitutional court has just confirmed that it serves a dictatorial regime ... by validating false results, (and enabling) a constitutional coup d'etat," he said in one.
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Jorge Rafael Videla, who had come to power in Argentina through a coup d'etat two years previously, was in desperate need of a good news story.
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Lale Karabiyik, another CHP lawmaker, said the move was a clear misuse of the emergency rule decrees and described it as a coup d'etat on higher education.
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She has repeatedly denied committing any crime and calls the impending impeachment trial a "coup d'etat" aimed at removing a democratically elected leader by any means possible.
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Firstly, despite an increase in political stability since a coup d'etat in 2012, the country's establishment does not have the resources to deal with the drug crisis.
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"I can confirm with honour that at least four people have confessed to having prepared a coup d'etat, starting with their leader," Karidio told journalists on Wednesday.
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"This campaign has been prepared to justify a coup d'etat in Venezuela that has been set, financed and actively supported by the Donald Trump administration," he said.
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He often describes the House's impeachment inquiry as a would-be coup d'etat while demanding that California Representative Adam Schiff, that inquiry's lead figure, be arrested for treason.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's parliamentary speaker has called the president's sacking of the prime minister to bring a former leader back to power a non-violent coup d'etat.
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An American-led coup d'etat in Iran in 1953 yielded, some 25 years later, a counter-revolution and the seizing of an entire American embassy's worth of hostages.
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Saying that Russia was worried about the worsening of its relations with the United States, Putin said Washington had financed Ukraine's radical opposition and assisted a coup d'etat there.
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"The Government of Nicaragua ... denounces and strongly condemns the coup d'etat that was realized today," the government of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, a veteran leftist, said in a statement.
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Frank Stella's painting "Isfahan III" (1968), donated to the Museum of Solidarity (Museo de la Solidaridad) in Chile in 1972, disappeared for nearly 20 years after a coup d'etat.
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"Our common view is that there's an obvious attempt in Georgia right now to stage a coup d'etat and that extremist forces are trying to seize power," he said.
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Vaz appointed Dja in May after sacking then Prime Minister Carlos Correia, a move that further divided the ruling PAIGC party and which Correia denounced as a "constitutional coup d'etat".
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A case in point was the 653 coup d'etat, which took place, incidentally, after the Turkish parliament had failed to pick the country's next president after 265 rounds of voting.
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When General el-Sisi overthrew the democratically-elected Morsi government in July of 2013, I was a lonely voice in Congress willing to condemn an unlawful and undemocratic coup d'etat.
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Some 8,000 supporters cheered President Ilir Meta when he accused Prime Minister Edi Rama's government of enacting a "coup d'etat" against the constitution and of having ties to organized crime.
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He backed away from that new Egyptian government, led by the Muslim Brotherhood, and signaled with his silence that the U.S. would not move to block a military coup d'etat.
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Authorities opened a trial this week against allies of Blaise Compaore accused of leading a failed coup d'etat in 2015, including the alleged mastermind, Compaore's former spy chief General Gilbert Diendere.
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After a coup d'etat, the artwork disappeared for nearly 20 years, but its story is coming to light as the museum conserves the painting with the help of the Getty Foundation.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 98% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "In Argentina pre-coup d'etat, a successful lawyer starts to feel against the ropes when a secret of the past threatens his present."
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Senior ERC lawmaker Gabriel Rufian described the decision as a "coup d'etat" on Twitter, while fellow ERC top official Pere Aragones referred to it as "abhorrent," confirming his support for Torra.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Popular Force leader Keiko Fujimori, a twice-defeated presidential candidate and the daughter of former autocrat Alberto Fujimori, accused Vizcarra of trying to stage a legislative coup d'etat.
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While the armed forces appear now to be effectively in control of the city, a military spokesperson took to the airwaves to insist that what just happened was not a coup d'etat.
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An attempted coup d'etat (possibly timed to coincide with the eclipse) meant that armored vehicles mingled with people on the street who were using smoky glass to gaze up at the sun.
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Jean-Luc Melenchon, head of the left-wing La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) party, who sees himself as the main voice of opposition, has described Macron's proposals as a "social coup d'etat".
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"The events in eastern Ukraine are the result of a coup d'etat, an unconstitutional change of power in Kiev," Putin said, referring to street protests that forced out Ukraine's previous, Moscow-leaning leader.
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For, in 1953, the US staged a coup d'etat in Iran to take down a popular, secular and nationalist prime minister, only to put an indulgent monarch, known as the Shah, in charge.
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"Despite a supposed retraction by the government after creating a coup d'etat, and apart from the clarification by the Supreme Court, the coup persists," lawmaker Juan Matheus said on behalf of the opposition.
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BISSAU (Reuters) - Guinea-Bissau's sacked prime minister, Carlos Correia, denounced the dismissal of his government by President Jose Mario Vaz as a "constitutional coup d'etat" on Friday, as a new premier was sworn in.
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Tensions escalated, with Rousseff telling Christiane Amanpour in April that the proceedings were nothing short of an institutional coup d'etat, driven by lawmakers accused of the far more serious crimes of corruption and bribery.
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But after a dramatic coup d'etat a year later, this high-profile painting disappeared from public view for almost 20 years and ended up in use as a lunch table for unwitting museum workers.
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"There's a permanent coup d'etat in Catalonia," said the leader of the far-right Vox party, Santiago Abascal, saying PP and the Socialists, which have dominated Spanish politics for decades, were both to blame.
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Historians now believe that First Lady Edith Wilson effectively ran the country in his stead for the rest of his second term—perhaps the closest the United States has come to a coup d'etat.
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But the Reichstag fire that propelled him to dictator status occurred last July, when an amateurish coup d'etat allowed him to purge 120,000 government employees and jail more than 40,2023 of his political opponents.
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Maduro, joined by half a dozen of his top generals, once again lashed out at Donald Trump and his administration for supporting the opposition leader in what Maduro says amounted to a coup d'etat.
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The book portrays Trump as prone to profane outbursts and impulsive decision-making, painting a picture of chaos that Woodward says amounts to an "administrative coup d'etat" and a "nervous breakdown" of the executive branch.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia, June 17 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin complained on Friday about what he called the West's support for 'a coup d'etat' in Ukraine in 2014 during which the country's pro-Moscow president fled.
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For Senate Republicans to refuse to even consider the nomination of Garland was nothing less than a constitutional coup d'etat against justice in America that abused Senate rules to pack the court with conservative justices.
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Crown Prince Mohammed, who is also referred to as MbS, "accused them (the princes) of conducting contacts with foreign powers, including the Americans and others, to carry out a coup d'etat," the regional source said.
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He was sacked by the company that provides security for the mall and had tried to get other guards involved in what mayor Zamora said was "some sort of coup d'etat against the mall management".
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"It means a coup d'etat, it means trampling the constitution and the most worrying is that Bolivia is approaching the road that Venezuela is on," Samuel Doria Medina, leader of the National Unity party, told Reuters.
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Kanter is Turkish, and his country has been reeling from the past few months of violence and suspicion, between the ISIS attacks, a continuing Kurdish separatist movement, and a failed coup d'etat by the Turkish military.
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Born in British-occupied India to Irish parents, Hoare was best known for his exploits during the Congo Crisis in the 1960s and for leading an unsuccessful coup d'etat attempt in the Seychelles in the 1980s.
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As Tshisekedi's supporters celebrated the ruling in the streets of Democratic Republic of Congo's capital, runner-up Martin Fayulu said the decision had opened the way to a "constitutional coup d'etat", raising fears of more violence.
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Announcing the third tranche of a government housing program during a speech in Brasilia, Rousseff blasted the attempt by opposition parties to oust her because of budget irregularities, calling their effort a coup d'etat against democratic rule.
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"In the past, I confronted the dictatorship, and now I am confronting a coup d'etat that was not a tradition when I was young but, unfortunately, it has become a tradition in my adult life," she said.
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These issues include: (1) uncontrollable consequences of certain pre-delegations of launch authority; (2) presumptive deterrence-enhancing measures called "launch-on-warning" (alternatively, called "launch-upon-confirmed-attack"); and/or (3) recalling Pakistani instability, a coup d'etat.
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"Beyond the certain occasional excess, it would seem that the state is expected to sit still while serious security risks and a coup d'etat are being planned including foreign intervention as President Trump has threatened," he said.
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The North Carolina NAACP and the Moral Movement see what is happening, and we have already begun to take nonviolent direct action to resist this political coup d'etat, even as we prepare to fight it in the courts.
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Set in the future, the third-person shooter revolves around the mech-suited 47th president of the United States, who must battle his equally mech-suited evil vice president for control of the country after a coup d'etat.
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"Nicolas Maduro has carried out a 'coup d'etat' ... this is a dictatorship," said National Assembly President Julio Borges, before tearing up a copy of the Supreme Court ruling at a news conference in the gardens of the legislature.
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The fact that Obama submitted to unethical GOP tactics without a fight does not change the fact that American justice fell victim to this constitutional coup d'etat against justice employing tactics that would have outraged our Founding Fathers.
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That resignation to the facts is one of the big reasons presidents from opposing parties, even in times of war, have yielded power to each other based on the results of the votes and not any coup d'etat.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's prime minister threatened on Monday to deploy the military if leaders and supporters of the disbanded main opposition party return from exile next month in what he would regard as an attempted coup d'etat.
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BRASILIA, March 22 (Reuters) - Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff said on Tuesday she will not resign under any circumstances and equated a bid to impeach her to a "coup d'etat" against democratic rule because she had committed no crime.
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After seizing power from President Ange-Felix Patasse in a March 2003 coup d'etat, forces loyal to Francois Bozize killed and tortured civilians in order to settle personal scores and pillaged U.N. and other diplomatic facilities, the report said.
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Ping also called for sanctions against the authors of what he called "a military-electoral coup d'etat" and urged the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to come to Gabon to investigate violence after Bongo was declared the winner.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov ordered a halt on Tuesday to all criminal inquiries into allegations of a vast government wiretap operation, prompting the opposition to demand his resignation for a move it said amounted to a "coup d'etat".
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And unlike much of Europe, Ukraine even allows polygraph evidence in court, the most notable example being the case against Nadiya Savchenko, a former member of Parliament who was arrested in 2018 for her alleged role in an attempted coup d'etat.
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Hajar's journey to the orphanage in Mardin was nearly over before it began, a victim to the chaos inflicted by the attempted coup d'etat in Turkey last summer, a day before she was scheduled to fly, which closed all the country's airports.
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" The claim is echoed by the Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward, whose new book, " Fear ," describes an ongoing "administrative coup d'etat," and notes that White House officials "had joined to purposefully block some of what they believed were the president's most dangerous impulses.
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WASHINGTON/CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's representative to the Organization of American States stormed out of a session of the 34-nation bloc on Monday, calling the meeting a "coup d'etat," as regional pressure grew for President Nicolas Maduro to fully restore democratic rule.
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Its story of a coup d'etat organized by the Alordeshi officers corp is reminiscent of the politics of the 23s, but it brings those events into the context of globalization and ominous AI technologies developed through the exploitation of the Global South.
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Morales, 59, who swept to power in 2006 as the country's first indigenous leader, hailed the official result of Sunday's vote as another historic triumph for his leftist movement and accused the opposition, without evidence, of trying to stage a coup d'etat with foreign backing.
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For the seeds of a coup to even exist, it would have to seem like it was universally regarded as possible and a good idea, he explained, and in Washington, DC, a coup d'etat is not on anyone's list of things that are possible.
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"The announcement of King Vajiralongkorn's ascension will have a modestly positive impact on investor confidence, which has wavered over uncertainties about the country's political future since the 2014 coup d'etat," Ryan Aherin, senior Asia analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, said in a note on Friday.
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Moscow has reacted by restricting food and other goods from the EU. The document says that the United States and the EU have supported an "anti-constitutional coup d'etat in Ukraine", which led to a deep divide in Ukrainian society and a military conflict.
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It was a rebellious, unstable state that popped up in Eastern Europe during the constant reshuffling of World War I, a nonviolent coup d'etat between Russian socialist revolutionaries and Armenian liberation front the Dashnaks that established a dictatorship in the Azerbaijani city of Baku.
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This work took me back to Iraq as an adviser, first for the Kurds and later the Arab Sunnis, to Thailand for an embattled prime minister (removed by a coup d'etat on my watch), and throughout Eastern Europe, the Balkans, the Caucuses, and Africa.
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"We are going to look for the big company owners, the leaders of (business group) Fedecamaras if they insist on a coup d'etat like in 2002," said Diosdado Cabello, the ruling Socialist Party's second in command, recalling a short-lived putsch against Maduro's predecessor Hugo Chavez.
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The reason for giving the money up-front and the riches being offered can and do vary wildly—from blood diamonds from a prince who has been held up by a coup d'etat, to gold bullion from a wealthy traveler who died in a plane crash overseas.
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The pretext for the sanctions is that the new Constitutional Assembly will essentially carry out a coup d'etat, abolishing the National Assembly — which the opposition won by a wide margin in December 2628 — and allowing President Nicolás Maduro to cancel presidential elections, which are due next year.
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Trump's relationship with Sisi since taking office has consisted of public exchanges of praise with the Egyptian leader, a controversial figure who was less popular with Trump's predecessors for his authoritarian regime installed after a bloody coup d'etat in 2013 that removed President Mohamed Morsi from power.
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Rousseff has repeatedly denied that she doctored Brazil's budget to hide a massive deficit before her 2014 re-election and has gained ground politically by repeating in almost every speech that what she says is her groundless impeachment is the equivalent of staging a coup d'etat against a democratic government.
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The intricacies of Metal Wolf Chaos' giant robot mechanics are a less pressing point of discussion than the fact that this is a game where you play the president of the United States and pilot a mech to fight back against a coup d'etat led by, of all people, the vice president.
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The most serious question raised by Woodward's new book is the idea that the people in the Situation Room alongside Trump view him as so lacking in sophistication and judgment that they take extreme measures -- described as an "administrative coup d'etat" -- to sidestep the threat they perceive he poses to national security.
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Instead, the world watched in amazement as the military units operating on the night of July 15 seemed to follow a classic 20th-century model for a coup d'etat: seizing the state TV studio, which the insurrectionists duly accomplished at 12:13 am on the 16th, forcing the announcer to read a statement on their behalf.
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Prosecutors said last week that the Catalan leaders had knowingly attempted a "coup d'etat" against Spain in 2017 when they organized a referendum on independence, triggering Spain's biggest political crisis in decades.. "To vote or defend the republic from a parliament cannot constitute a crime," Oriol Junqueras, who served as deputy leader of the Catalan regional government, told the court on Wednesday.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) declared there is a "secret society" within the FBI, plotting a coup d'etat against the Trump presidency.
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It might be seen as a kind of legal coup d'etat given that tycoon Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has already sealed the delegate count for the Republican nomination.
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And there is so much to think about before a Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE presidency brings impeachment, before a Donald Trump presidency brings a coup d'etat, before Texas bolts and takes a dozen red states with it.
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Bernard then appears as the inventor of the mecha CPUs at the heart of the conspiracy in Front Mission, the bankroller of the pro-independence coup d'etat in Front Mission 2 and the pro-independence guerillas in Front Mission 4, the first person to attempt to use MIDAS from Front Mission 3 for his own nefarious ends, and in Front Mission 5 combines the super weapons introduced in the first game and Front Mission 2 to create an international network of terrorist AIs aimed at destroying the superstates once and for all.
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