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No, Suriname is not ruled by military forces.
Specifically, military involvement in politics took place during an eight-year period in the 1980s. It began with the coup of February 25, 1980. About half a year later, the first president stepped down. There was a two-day lag before Suriname's second president assumed office. Other than the above-mentioned change in presidents before the end of the presidential term and the two days during which Suriname was president-less, Suriname always has maintained its post-independence political tradition of presidential rule.
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