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The 1954 CIA coup in Guatemala | |
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The 1954 CIA coup in Guatemala | |
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| Liberal President
Jorge Ubico (1878-1946)
forced to resign in
June 1944 and installed Gen. Juan Federico Ponce. |
Juan José Arévalo (1904-1990),
elected president in Dec. 1944. |
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| Revolutionary Junta of
Oct. 20, 1944:
Major Francisco
Arana, civilian Jorge Toriello and Captain Jacobo Arbenz. |
Arbenz and his aristocratic Salvadoran wife María
Vilanova,
a member of the Communist Party. |
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| Communist leader Victor Manuel Gutiérrez | Communist leader José Manuel Fortuny |
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The
Death
of Francisco Arana: A Turning Point in the Guatemalan
Revolution
(Journal of Latin American Studies, Oct., 1990)
Echoes
from
a Sardine (Time, Jan. 5, 1962)
CIA
in
1950's Drew Up List of Guatemalan Leaders to Be Assassinated
Left's
Hero
Is Home (but Then, He's Long Dead)
Midnight
Exile
Toriello,
siempre
en la trinchera
Guatemalans
Divided
50 Years After Coup
