By January 1976 the guerrilla presence in Tucumán had been reduced to a few platoons, and the military, fully backed by the local "élite" and the United States, was biding its time before seizing power.
In the meanwhile, the military, fully backed by the local "élite" and the United States, bided its time before ultimately seizing power. By January 1976 the guerrilla presence in Tucumán had been reduced to a few platoons.
By January 1976 the guerrilla presence in Tucumán had been reduced to a few platoons. In the meanwhile, the military, fully backed by the local "élite" and the United States, bided its time before ultimately seizing power.
By January 1976 the guerrilla presence in Tucumán had been reduced to a few platoons. In the meanwhile, the military, fully backed by the local "élite" and the United States, bided its time before ultimately seizing power.