1993 Guatemalan constitutional crisis

Property	Value
rdf:type	Constitutional crisis owl:NamedIndividual Coups and coup attempt Military conflict Military coup in Guatemala June 1993 event in North America May 1993 event in North America 1990s coups d'état and coup attempt
rdfs:label	1993 Guatemalan constitutional crisis
owl:sameAs	dbr:1993_Guatemalan_constitutional_crisis
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skos:prefLabel	1993 Guatemalan constitutional crisis
skos:altLabel	constitutional crisis ''autogolpe'' 1993 constitutional crisis Guatemala saw a constitutional crisis May 25, 1993 – June 5, 1993
clgo:combatant	Council of Ministers Constitutional Court Supreme Court of Justice Guatemalans Supreme Electoral Tribunal Executive Branch Congress of Guatemala President of Guatemala Supported by: Attorney General of the Nation Chief Attorney General
clgo:commander	Eduardo Epaminondas González Dubón Gustavo Adolfo Espina Salguero Ramiro de León Carpio Arturo Herbruger Jorge Serrano Elías Jorge Mario García Laguardia Roxana Baldetti José Rubén Zamora
clgo:date	1993-05-25
clgo:place	Guatemala
clgo:result	* Espina removed from office by the Congress of Guatemala; replaced by Ramiro de León * President Jorge Serrano Elías resigns; Gustavo Espina becomes interim president

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