La agonía de una democracia by Julio María Sanguinetti

By Julio María Sanguinetti

El eight de febrero de 1973 irrumpe el Ejército en el escenario político
nacional. Desacata al presidente y emite dos comunicados con su
programa. Pese al apoyo de l. a. Armada comandada por el contralamirante
Zorrilla, el presidente Bordaberry capitula en los angeles base de Boiso Lanza.
Este proceso de decaimiento institucional culminará en l. a. madrugada del
27 de junio del mismo año, cuando el Ejército cierre el Parlamento y lo
ocupe por los angeles fuerza.

Se clausura en ese momento una década de enfrentamientos, iniciada en
1963, cuando se registró los angeles primera acción de una violencia política
dirigida a sustituir el régimen democrático por un gobierno revoluciona
rio, inspirado en Cuba.

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52). 66. Ibid. 67. Hadenius and Teorell, Pathways from Authoritarianism (2007, p. 146). 68. Hybrid monarchic regimes are rare. The Causes of Dictatorship Chapter Outline Explaining the Emergence of Authoritarian Government Summary and Conclusion 28 49 Notes 51 Authoritarian government has been the norm for most of the history. Despite waves of democratization in the post World War II era,1 authoritarian regimes still dot much of today’s political landscape. 3 Given the perseverance of authoritarian government, it is important to gain an understanding of its origin.

In the sections that follow, we present and examine this literature. Foundations of Totalitarianism The early work in this field has as its focus the origins of totalitarian and fascist forms of dictatorship. Central to this literature is an emphasis on the masses. According to Hannah Arendt,4 the rigors of extreme levels of individualism in capitalist societies attract people to totalitarianism as a form of government. Similarly, Juan Linz5 argues that totalitarianism emerges as a result of class and ideological conflict.

The presence of a middle class, central to Moore’s argument, is indicative of a society in which wealth is relatively evenly distributed. ’s17 view, the consolidation of democracy is linked closely to capitalist development, as capitalism limits the power of landholders and strengthens popular classes. Key to this process is the mobilization of the working and middle classes. These classes are able to organize themselves better where there is greater urbanization, factory production, and new forms of communication and transportation.

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