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Oligarchy Revolt
In this time, the nation's leaders started to ignore the rights of the people. This began the Oligarchy revolt which lasts until 1993; the beginning of the governmental change to a democracy. -
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Oligarchy Revolt
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Beginning of a Democracy
In the beginning, the government of the nation was an oligarchy, but it was seen that a democratic nation would give the citizens a better voice to the government. Pursuing the economic strategies—including trade, foreign aid, and investment policies—that spur the emergence of a middle class helped the transition from oligarchy to democracy. http://www.cfr.org/democratization/establish-democracy-new-book-examines-pathways/p30970 -
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The Rebuilding Stage
During these years, the government and the citizens are trying to rebuild the nation from oligarchy to democracy to representative- democracy. The Rebuilding Stage soon ends in 2008. -
Being Heard Movement
During the formation of the democracy, citizens were having trouble being heard by the central government. This brought turmoil between both groups. So the citizens started to make votes for themselves to send to central government. Soon enough, it was seen that the central government didn't see the significance to the specific civic needs of the citizens. This lead to public protests and marches towards the "Being Heard" Movement. -
Success of the Being Heard Movement
Soon after in 2000, the government pays attention to the citizens of the nation and tries to make changes. These changes brought more liberties to the citizens and better regulations for the nation. -
Appointment of Leadership
This was the time when the citizens of the nation started to appoint leaders for the community. This appointment changed the nation by bringing peace to the economy and have someone to represent the citizens on their behalf to the central government.
