political power grows out of barrel of a gun like they say few borders north. it does make sense to make everyone participate, but it's always a tradeoff
Maybe he didn't? Power was on in parliament entire time, internet wasn't cut off, no curfew, no news stations takeover, you know things you can expect in a coup didn't happen
Pedro Castillo was arrested by his own security detail, it's kinda hard to beat this. Hotdog man didn't even get within 200km of Moscow. You only get successful coups in Africa these days
i mean military just showed up, did absolute minimum just so that they can't be prosecuted for refusing orders, and when parliament voted martial law away some of them left (before being ordered so) then the rest left anyway. they knew what was going on and didn't want part in this
Yonhap news agency cited the military as saying activities by parliament and political parties would be banned, and that media and publishers would be under the control of the martial law command.
political power grows out of barrel of a gun like they say few borders north. it does make sense to make everyone participate, but it's always a tradeoff