The 1954 CIA Coup in Guatemala

CIA Coup in Guatemala in 1954 In 1954, the coup d'etat Guatemala government, which oppressed the democratic election, has long been considered as the result of CIA's secret operation. The recently declassified document shows a new, more evil ray of CIA's involvement in actions that produced some of the most brutal dictators in modern history. At the moment no one will oppose the first participation, but since the 1954 coup d'etat the United States has no direct responsibility for the actions of the Government of Guatemala.

The coup d'etat planned by the Central Intelligence Agency in Guatemala in 1954 is a good example. A government agency campaign against Jacobo Arbenz, a freely elected progressive populist, has been a very successful radio station to convince governments and military that they are facing support from the US Marine Corps and the CIA Succeeded to use various other fraud. The threat of survival of rebels. A similar Iranian program, more extensive than radio stations, named BEDAMN, laid the foundation for the country's conspiracy. "In the advertising department of BEDAMN, anti-Communist articles and comics were broadcast in Iranian newspapers, Soviet and Today party books and leaflets were criticized for writing and distribution, rumors began to spread, political scientist Mark Gasiorowski I wrote in the final article. The history of the coup in 1987

On 27 June 1954, the secret operation carried out by the CIA killed the president of democratically elected Guatemala. It is one of the first large intelligence agencies in the United States of Latin America. Following Jacobo Arbenz 's coup, his father moved from Andriffingen (Zurich) to Guatemala and appeared on the Swiss diplomatic agenda. JacoboÁrbenzGuzmán was elected President of Guatemala in 1951. In the inaugural speech, Albenz emphasized the willingness to convert Guatemala from "a depressed country of feudal economy" to "a modern capitalist country" as reported by parliamentary member Ernest Schroeder. . The inauguration ceremony was awarded by the Federal Council. Mr. Schroder thinks Mr. Abents is hoping to push back the influence of the United States from this area, which is the opportunity of foreign trade in Switzerland.

Guatemala experienced a civil war between 1962 and 1996, after the collapse of Jacob Albenz in a Coup assist ceremony in 1954. In Guatemala, anti-government armed groups (FARs) are specifically targeted at the government and consist of large troops. Farmers and Indigenous People They took various actions and led to a struggle for armed masses with ethnic characteristics. The increase in violence in Guatemala in the late 1970s was characterized by the massacre of Panzos in 1978. In 1982, the restoration of guerrilla united with the people's revolutionary unity of Guatemala. During the President of Efraín Ríos Montt (1982 - 1983), he executed a strategy called "beans and bullets". And it is widely considered as a turning point of war. Guerrilla, which weakened violently with the Government of Guatemala, signed a peace agreement in December 1996 and concluded the war. Over the civil war, more than 200,000 people died, and RíosMontt led the army to become a disproportionate indigenous people