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What countries are still run by an autocratic dictatorship?
Fred rules the world
How have political conditions in Paraguay changed in recent decades?
A democratically elected government replace a military dictatorship.
When did Pinoche's dictatorship come to an end?
In 1989, he was forced to call elections and in 1990, the new President was elected democratically.
What nation President Clinton threatened to invade to force a dictatorship to reinstate the democratically elected government was?
yes! *Ninjaboii
Who has power in the dictatorship?
a Dictatorship is run by one person,
Is Italy run by a Democracy or dictatorship?
It is a democracy, but it used to be a dictatorship.
What were the first three countries with a dictatorship?
Romewas the first country to have a dictatorship
Does Africa have a dictatorship government?
Africa is a continent consisting of dozens of very differently run countries. Nearly every style of government imaginable is used between the various countries.
What is UK life like in dictatoeship?
The UK does not live under a dictatorship ! The UK government is democratically elected by the voting population - in free, and uncensored elections.
What countries have an oligarchic dictatorship?
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What countries are dictatorship today?
your mums house !
Was not part of marx's transition from capitalism to communism?
In between capitalism and communism, Marx stated there had to be a long period of socialism which would last for generations until all vestiges of capitalist thought and all members of the bourgeoisie were eliminated. During the socialist period, the country would be run by a government Marx called a "dictatorship of the proletariat." By dictatorship he did not mean the type of dictatorship that all "communist" countries have experienced, i. e. totalitarian government. Marx meant a democratically elected government but that members of the bourgeoisie would not be allowed to vote and would not be allowed to participate in running it.
