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* [[Leonardo Murillo]] takes power and becomes {{wpl|Caudillo}} of [[Fourth Republic (Montilla)|Montilla]] | * [[Leonardo Murillo]] takes power and becomes {{wpl|Caudillo}} of [[Fourth Republic (Montilla)|Montilla]] | ||
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The '''1945 Montillan coup d'etat''' ({{wpl|Spanish language|Spanish}}: ''Golpe de Estado de la Montilla de 1945''), coloquially known as the '''Guaitiazo''', was an organized {{wpl|coup d'etat}} orchestrated by [[Leonardo Murillo]]'s [[National Renewal Alliance]] and the [[Renovationalist Military Directory]] from the 23 of April to the 26 of April, 1945, overthrowing President [[Arturo Batista Guillén]], ending the [[Third Republic of Montilla]] (1898-1945) and initiating the [[Fourth Republic (Montilla)|Renovationalist dictatorship]] (1945-1958). | The '''1945 Montillan coup d'etat''' ({{wpl|Spanish language|Spanish}}: ''Golpe de Estado de la Montilla de 1945''), coloquially known as the '''Guaitiazo''', was an organized {{wpl|coup d'etat}} orchestrated by [[Leonardo Murillo]]'s [[National Renewal Alliance]] and the [[Renovationalist Military Directory]] from the 23 of April to the 26 of April, 1945, overthrowing President [[Arturo Batista Guillén]], ending the [[Third Republic of Montilla]] (1898-1945) and initiating the [[Fourth Republic (Montilla)|Renovationalist dictatorship]] (1945-1958). | ||
{{Country icon Montilla}} | |||
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[[Category:Anteria]] | [[Category:Anteria]] | ||
[[Category:Montilla]] | [[Category:Montilla]] | ||
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.png) Politicians and protesters being arrested in the aftermath of the Guaitiazo | |||||||||
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 Renovationalist Military Directory | |||||||||
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 Arturo Guillén  Alexander Sanz Emmanuel Fernandino † Abel Berganza † |
 Leonardo Murillo Emanuel Sarmiento David Illescas Santiago Lacasa Marco Alárcon | ||||||||
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The 1945 Montillan coup d'etat (Spanish: Golpe de Estado de la Montilla de 1945), coloquially known as the Guaitiazo, was an organized coup d'etat orchestrated by Leonardo Murillo's National Renewal Alliance and the Renovationalist Military Directory from the 23 of April to the 26 of April, 1945, overthrowing President Arturo Batista Guillén, ending the Third Republic of Montilla (1898-1945) and initiating the Renovationalist dictatorship (1945-1958).
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