Draft:1991 in Chad
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The following lists events that happened during 1991 in Chad.
Incumbents[edit]
- President: Idriss Déby
- Prime Minister: Jean Alingué Bawoyeu (starting 4 March)
- Vice President: Bada Abbas Maldoum (until February)
February[edit]
The Transitional National Charter was approved by the MPS. The Charter established Déby as President and created an Interim Government for a 30 month period, after which a referendum would be held for a new constitution.
March 3[edit]
The Mouvement national des rénovateurs tchadiens, a Libyan-based opposition group, accused the Interim National Charter of being anti-democratic and demanded elections.
October 4[edit]
The Council of Ministers published an order which stated that political parties must renounce tribalism, regionalism, and religious discrimination.
October 13[edit]
A coup attempt led by the Interior Minister and former Vice President Bada Abbas Maldoum failed when a group of soldiers unsuccessfully attacked an arsenal near the airport in N'Djamena. Observers interpreted the coup as a rebellion against the dominance of Deby's Zaghawa ethnic group.
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