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The Caravelle Manifesto, also referred to as the Manifesto of the Eighteen, was written in April 1960 as a public critique of the South Vietnamese government under President Ngô Đình Diệm. The "manifesto" of grievances included the Diệm regime's restrictions on freedom and pushed for reforms in the country. Its eighteen signatories were all old-time anti-communist politicians, leaders of the Cao Đài and Hòa Hảo sects, the Đại Việt and the Việt Quốc parties, and dissenting Catholic groups. Eleven signatories had been cabinet ministers; four had been in other high government positions. They organized themselves as the "Bloc for Liberty and Progress," with a platform of constitutional revision toward greater power for the National Assembly against the Presidency. After the November 1960 coup

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  • The Caravelle Manifesto, also referred to as the Manifesto of the Eighteen, was written in April 1960 as a public critique of the South Vietnamese government under President Ngô Đình Diệm. The "manifesto" of grievances included the Diệm regime's restrictions on freedom and pushed for reforms in the country. Its eighteen signatories were all old-time anti-communist politicians, leaders of the Cao Đài and Hòa Hảo sects, the Đại Việt and the Việt Quốc parties, and dissenting Catholic groups. Eleven signatories had been cabinet ministers; four had been in other high government positions. They organized themselves as the "Bloc for Liberty and Progress," with a platform of constitutional revision toward greater power for the National Assembly against the Presidency. After the November 1960 coup attempt, the government arrested most of the eighteen, and their Bloc disintegrated. The name of the manifest is derived from the fact that the document's contents were presented at a press conference held at the Caravelle Hotel in downtown Saigon, Vietnam. (en)
  • Manifesto Caravelle, juga disebut sebagai Manifesto Delapanbelas, ditulis pada April 1960 sebagai kritik masyarakat terhadap pemerintahan Vietnam Selatan di bawah kekuasaan Presiden Ngô Đình Diệm. "Manifesto" tersebut mengecam pembatasan rezim Diệm terhadap kebebasan dan menekan reformasi di negara tersebut. Delapan belas penandatangannya semuanya adalah para politikus anti-komunis, pemimpin sekte-sekte Cao Đài dan , partai-partai Đại Việt dan Việt Quốc, dan kelompok-kelompok penentang Katolik. Sebelas penandatangan adalah menteri kabinet; empat berasal dari jabatan pemerintahan tinggi lainnya. (in)
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  • Manifesto Caravelle, juga disebut sebagai Manifesto Delapanbelas, ditulis pada April 1960 sebagai kritik masyarakat terhadap pemerintahan Vietnam Selatan di bawah kekuasaan Presiden Ngô Đình Diệm. "Manifesto" tersebut mengecam pembatasan rezim Diệm terhadap kebebasan dan menekan reformasi di negara tersebut. Delapan belas penandatangannya semuanya adalah para politikus anti-komunis, pemimpin sekte-sekte Cao Đài dan , partai-partai Đại Việt dan Việt Quốc, dan kelompok-kelompok penentang Katolik. Sebelas penandatangan adalah menteri kabinet; empat berasal dari jabatan pemerintahan tinggi lainnya. (in)
  • The Caravelle Manifesto, also referred to as the Manifesto of the Eighteen, was written in April 1960 as a public critique of the South Vietnamese government under President Ngô Đình Diệm. The "manifesto" of grievances included the Diệm regime's restrictions on freedom and pushed for reforms in the country. Its eighteen signatories were all old-time anti-communist politicians, leaders of the Cao Đài and Hòa Hảo sects, the Đại Việt and the Việt Quốc parties, and dissenting Catholic groups. Eleven signatories had been cabinet ministers; four had been in other high government positions. They organized themselves as the "Bloc for Liberty and Progress," with a platform of constitutional revision toward greater power for the National Assembly against the Presidency. After the November 1960 coup (en)
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  • Manifesto Caravelle (in)
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