Suriname's military rule six years after democratic revolution
Desi Bonterse and a band of army sergeants seized power in a so called democratic revolution six years ago. The regime faces economic trouble, public discontent, and slow progress toward a new constitution and democratic governance. U.S. arrests of alleged mercenaries and Netherlands warnings add external pressure while Bonterse emphasizes unity among major ethnic groups and gradual political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramaribo
Suriname
Desi Bonterse
South America
Tim
Surinname
Bonterse
United
Bowterse
Associated Press
New Orleans
Asia
Africa
Dutch Guiana
Bouterse
National Military Council
Henk Arron
Topheraad
Military
National Assembly
Topberaad
C-47
Dirk Jan van Houten
Netherlands
Cuba
Nicaragua
Irma E. Loemban Tobing-Klein
Jacé
Teligion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ong Road
Routerse
Uney
Miami
Fla
Etienne Boerenvees
Boerenveen
Suriname Shipping Co
Geis
The
Frederick
Deville
Psdac A