About: Monagas, 1853 (Greater Colombia)

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Monagas is elected president in April, 1853. Mosquera is elected again as vice-president. Before Monagas took office as President, there was a rebellion of craftsmen led by General Melo. They soon took control of several cities including Bogotá. As well as the craftsmen Melo had a number of regular troops under his control. Being the de facto ruler, Melo proclaimed himself president. In June, the main body of the Army and the Parliament, under pressure, ratified the presidency of Melo.

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rdfs:label	Monagas, 1853 (Greater Colombia)
rdfs:comment	Monagas is elected president in April, 1853. Mosquera is elected again as vice-president. Before Monagas took office as President, there was a rebellion of craftsmen led by General Melo. They soon took control of several cities including Bogotá. As well as the craftsmen Melo had a number of regular troops under his control. Being the de facto ruler, Melo proclaimed himself president. In June, the main body of the Army and the Parliament, under pressure, ratified the presidency of Melo.
Nation	Colombia
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deputy title	Vice-president
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Timeline	Greater Colombia
served period	1853(xsd:integer)
rule type	Presidency of
rule period	1853(xsd:integer)
official period	1853(xsd:integer)
Title	President
Notes	Monagas was deposed after a civil war lead by
abstract	Monagas is elected president in April, 1853. Mosquera is elected again as vice-president. Before Monagas took office as President, there was a rebellion of craftsmen led by General Melo. They soon took control of several cities including Bogotá. As well as the craftsmen Melo had a number of regular troops under his control. Being the de facto ruler, Melo proclaimed himself president. In June, the main body of the Army and the Parliament, under pressure, ratified the presidency of Melo.

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