Historical Events tagged with "fourth republic"
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Ghana's Fourth Republic Inauguration Ceremony
Jerry Rawlings was inaugurated as president, leading Ghana into the Fourth Republic. This governance transition came after a tumultuous period marked by military rule and instability. The inauguration ceremony reflected a commitment to democracy, with Rawlings promising to uphold the Constitution and promote development and national unity. It was held in Accra, the capital, with high hopes from citizens for a new era of governance.
Continue ReadingSouth Korea Approves New Constitution
Voters in South Korea overwhelmingly approved a new constitution, consolidating the power of President Park Chung Hee and establishing a framework for the Fourth Republic. This referendum was held in the context of Park's earlier military coup and was aimed at securing his presidency and expanding executive authority. The new constitution included provisions that enhanced military influence in governance while limiting political dissent. This marked a pivotal moment for South Korea's political landscape.
Continue ReadingFrance Establishes Fourth Republic Constitution
On this day, the French Constituent Assembly ratified the Constitution of the Fourth Republic, marking a significant transition in the French political landscape. The new constitution was framed after World War II to restore democracy and address the political instability faced in the preceding years under the Vichy regime. This constitutional framework aimed to balance power among various branches of government and included provisions for a strong executive, while also promoting parliamentary authority.
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