The Ronan pioneer
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The *Ronan Pioneer* reviewed Latin American political changes in 1930, noting that revolutionary upheavals began in February when Dominican President Horacio Vásquez sought reelection. Vásquez was forced from office after brief skirmishes and succeeded temporarily by General Estrella Ureña. In subsequent elections held on May 16, General Rafael Trujillo was elected president, officially taking office three months later.
El *Ronan Pioneer* repasó las transformaciones políticas latinoamericanas en 1930, destacando que las conmociones revolucionarias se iniciaron en febrero cuando el presidente dominicano Horacio Vásquez pretendió reelegirse. Vásquez fue forzado a renunciar tras breves escaramuzas y sucedido transitoriamente por el general Estrella Ureña. En los comicios posteriores del 16 de mayo, el general Rafael Trujillo resultó electo presidente, asumiendo oficialmente el cargo tres meses más tarde.
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virtual dictators were ousted. Four
new governments were established. As
a prqjlmlnnry to these events there
was a revolution In the Dominican
republic In February, the Immediate
cause being the announced intention
of President Horacio Vasques to stand
for re-election. After a few skirmishes
Vasques was forced ent of office, ba-
The Ronan Pioneer, January 1, 1931
Ing succeeded temporarily by Gen
eral Urena. Elections were held on
May 16 and Gen. Rafael Trujillo was
chosen president and Inaugurated
three months later.
Bolivia was next on the list There
Dr. Hernando Slles tried, like Vasquez,
to perpetuate his rule and was driven
from office in May by the Insurgents.
He wus permitted to take refuge in
Chile, and his much hated right hand
man. Gen. Hans Kundt of Prussia,
tied back to his German home. A mili
tary junta took over the government.
Its chief being Gen. Carlos Blanco
Gallindo.
Peru followed suit In August The
officers of the army led a movement
against President Augusto B. Legula
who had held the office for more than
ten years and considered himself al
most Irremovable. He was forced to
resign, turning over his powers to a
military Junta, and later Lieut Col.
Luis M. Sanchez Cerro was made pro
visional president. Legula had been
recognized as an efficient business
president and Peru made great ma
terial strides during his regime, but
the revolutionists accused him of “de
nial of civil liberties" and also of
nepotism and the sale of concessions.
He was Imprisoned to await trial.
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The Ronan pioneer. (1931). Ronan, Mont., 1931-01-01. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr19976-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86075298/1931-01-01/ed-1/?sp=2
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