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 | | Prince N. Tarkovsky was dictator of the Republic of the Mountain Peoples the Northern Caucasus and Daghestan, since its founding in Western Daghestan on 11 May 1918 till the end of the Turkish occupation (September-November 1918). |
 | | This contrasts with democradura (literally “hard democracy”), characterized by full formal democracy alongside limitations on constitutional freedoms and human rights abuses, frequently within the context of a civil conflict or the existence of an insurgency. |
 | | Governments in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, and Venezuela have at various times been considered “democradura” régimes by different critics and opposition groups, not necessarily with an academic or political consensus about the application of the term emerging. |
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