El Salvador was a country gripped by civil war at the time when Doomsday occurred. A new constitution was drafted in 1983, but it did little to stop the civil rights infringements that were occuring all over the country, as right wing and left wing extremists were causing death and destruction all over the country.
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| - El Salvador (1983: Doomsday)
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| - El Salvador was a country gripped by civil war at the time when Doomsday occurred. A new constitution was drafted in 1983, but it did little to stop the civil rights infringements that were occuring all over the country, as right wing and left wing extremists were causing death and destruction all over the country.
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| - "Libre, Soberana e Independiente"
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| - El Salvador was a country gripped by civil war at the time when Doomsday occurred. A new constitution was drafted in 1983, but it did little to stop the civil rights infringements that were occuring all over the country, as right wing and left wing extremists were causing death and destruction all over the country. Having lost any support he might have gotten from the United States, José Napoleón Duarte lost the presidential elections to Army Major Roberto d'Aubuisson, of the Nationalist Republican Alliance (ARENA), becoming the first, freely-elected President of El Salvador in more than fifty years. Being backed by the army and right wingers and fearful of a socialist takeover, d’Aubuisson quickly started to crush his political opponents, culminating in 1989 with the last guerrilla forces surrendering to the government. D'Aubuisson won a second term that year.
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