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The 13 pages that link to State of siege, each with the reason it gives.

• State of emergencyCompared with: Some legal systems distinguish this more security-focused regime from a general emergency declaration.

• Argentine RevolutionRelated: Emergency powers helped the government suppress dissent and police political activity.

• Efraín Ríos MonttCompared with: Emergency rule offers a legal frame for comparing his government’s security measures with its coercive counterinsurgency.

• Anti-Socialist LawsRelated: Authorities used this measure in Berlin to intensify repression of socialists.

• Anastasio Somoza DebayleRelated: Emergency measures were among the tools used to suppress opposition.

• Alfredo StroessnerRelated: Stroessner repeatedly used emergency rule to restrict civil liberties and opposition.

• Diego PortalesRelated: Emergency powers helped the government suppress threats to the conservative order.

• Infamous DecadeRelated: Argentine governments used emergency powers amid political conflict and repression.

• José Félix UriburuRelated: Uriburu’s government relied on emergency powers to suppress opposition.

• Louis-Eugène CavaignacRelated: The Assembly declared Paris under siege during the revolt, granting Cavaignac extraordinary authority.

• Alfredo BaldomirRelated: Emergency powers were part of the political context surrounding Baldomir’s seizure of authority.

• Carlos Manuel Arana OsorioNarrower topic: Arana’s government used emergency rule, restricting civil liberties while pursuing counterinsurgency.

• Juan María BordaberryRelated: Uruguay’s authorities used emergency powers before the 1973 dissolution of parliament.