In the TH2 configuration, the government covers the others, as in former communist and dictatorship states.
It also requires the removal of many symbols from the Franco dictatorship from state buildings and public spaces.
"Yes, it was a dictatorship, a state of injustice, no freedom, but there were 17 million different lives," said Ms. Kummer, who forged a successful career as a reporter for The Thuringer Allgemeine daily newspaper.
The reinitiation of human rights trials linked to the dictatorship became state policy in 2003 under the presidency of Néstor Kirchner, the husband of the incumbent Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
Asked about the return of Duvalier, who had thousands tortured and murdered under his dictatorship, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said, "this is a matter for the Government of Haiti and the people of Haiti".
China, despite its greater exposure to world markets, has doubled down on both one-party dictatorship and state-led mercantilism.
Europe's procrastination and the absurd "delay" which holds sway in Greece feed off each other: after the fall of the dictatorship, the state-funded capitalism (socialism) of the Pasok surpassed the Thatcher model prevailing at the time, only to abruptly end with the 2008 crisis and the IMF.
China removed its imperial autocrat's hat in 1911, but after civil war and war with Japan, it donned the new costume of state dictatorship in 1949.
In Latin America fan violence has been understood in relation to the modern politics of dictatorship and repressive state methods of social control.
During the three decades of the Suharto dictatorship, stations, whether state outlets or privately owned, hewed to the military government's point of view.
