If military interference can lead to regime changes

I heard Panella just remind Radio Radicale that in the past foreign military interference He led to the fall of authoritarian regimes and as an example he made the 1982 Falkland war which started the …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: June 23, 2025

I heard Panella just remind Radio Radicale that in the past foreign military interference He led to the fall of authoritarian regimes and as an example he made the 1982 Falkland war which started the growing weaknesses of the Argentine junta.

It was not necessary to go to the other side of the world to give an equally fitting example: the Turkish intervention in Cyprus from 1975 who not only defeated Greco-Cypriot fascism but just there was also the regime of colonels in Greece.

This is not because it agrees that history may be a teacher of life but because, in the event that you want to insist on ciceronateshould be known better and, therefore, interpreted for what he tells us.

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