If a command economy could work over the long term, then the dictatorship could survive.
" He vowed that Pakistan constitution would be restored saying, quote, "There would be no dictatorship.
Iraq is no longer a dictatorship, though still something of a violent police state.
Mr Zapatero represented a new generation whose political lives had not been shaped by dictatorship.
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But his opponents accused him of mishandling the economy and taking the country towards dictatorship.
"From the dictatorship of Gadhafi to the dictatorship of the Muslim Brotherhood, " another sign read.
Under his dictatorship, to be legitimate was meaningless, as there were no free elections to contest.
Distancing itself from the dictatorship, which many of its members had supported, helps its electoral chances.
He has denied the allegations, and insists he helped many dissidents during the dictatorship.
The most unstable mix possible is a dictatorship trying to transition to an open society.
Would 1, 800 Falklanders loyal to the Crown, English-speaking be consigned without real protest to foreign rule and dictatorship?
Yes, Taiwan's turn from dictatorship toward democracy had begun years before Lee took power in 1988.
She wrote that a second Labour landslide would turn Britain into an elective dictatorship.
In 1976, during Argentina's dictatorship, the navy kidnapped priests Orlando Yorio and Francisco Jalics.
"Bergoglio never turned anyone in, neither was he an accomplice of the dictatorship, " Mr Esquivel said.
The records detailed Paraguay's illegal swap of "disappeared" prisoners among South American nations during its dictatorship.
He has insisted the transition from years of dictatorship must be a "Liyban-led" process.
On a darker note, some questioned the pope's relationship decades ago to Argentina's military dictatorship.
And he campaigned against what he strikingly called the "dictatorship of relativism" in post-Christian western societies.
Park's father proclaimed what he called a "yushin constitution" in 1972 to prolong his dictatorship.
Meanwhile, the dictatorship of the monopolies is driving us down the road to ruin.
"This system does not allow for dictatorship because my son cannot follow me, " he explains.
When you come to somewhere like Libya, you expect lies and deceit from a dictatorship here.
For a country slowly emerging from dictatorship, those are good concepts to start getting rid of.
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' Regrettably, this constitutes another unilateral concession by the Obama administration to the dictatorship.
The Bush Administration suspended the immigration talks with the Cuban dictatorship in January 2004.
She left for exile in France and Spain, but returned as the dictatorship weakened.
Moreover, after the Arab spring, renewed military dictatorship in Pakistan would look decidedly bad.
Officials counter that the dictatorship bequeathed them crumbling schools and hospitals, with impoverished staff.
But we need an alliance between a democratic Iran and Syria, not an alliance of dictatorship.
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