By vanquishing Mr Duhalde, the president won unquestioned control over the hegemonic Peronist party—as the rally on May 25th was intended to show.
Cleaning up the army is a necessary condition for vanquishing the paramilitaries completely, argues Alejandro Reyes, a sociologist at Bogotá's Rosario university.
Individuals were encouraged to buy shares, thus creating the image, at least, of "popular capitalism .After vanquishing the enemy in the South Atlantic, she rounded on the "enemy within" at home: in the BBC; the universities; and in local government, much of which she simply abolished.
The difficult bit will be spending £3 billion of it, as the government intends, on vanquishing long-term unemployment.
It does not address the rigidity of Argentina's economic policies.The currency board worked well in vanquishing inflation.
If Mr Ozawa now leaves the DPJ (he insists he won't), analysts suspect few MPs would be keen to follow.But vanquishing Mr Ozawa and holding onto his job for a while longer were the easy bits for Mr Kan.
She blamed criminal elements, but the protests also appeared to be linked to an effort engineered by her predecessor to oust her in a recall vote.In Brazil the ruling Workers Partyy won an election for mayor of São Paulo, vanquishing José Serra, a former mayor, state governor and twice a losing presidential candidate.
Mr Miliband won the leadership by specifically repudiating much of Mr Blair's "New Labour" politics, vanquishing his more Blairite brother David in the process.
But unlike the man he will replace, Herman Van Rompuy, Mr Tusk is no consensus-builder: he fought his way scrappily to the top of Polish politics, vanquishing rivals along the way.
Think of North Korea vanquishing Italy in 1966 or Senegal turning over France, the reigning champions, in 2002.
