THE REPUBLIC OF ARMED MOVEMENTS

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The book provides a thorough examination of Chad's political turmoil since its independence, highlighting the persistent absence of free elections and democracy. It chronicles the rise of armed movements, starting with the Frolinat, which challenged the first president, Ngarta Tombalbaye, due to issues of justice and equality. Despite numerous uprisings from 1966 to 1975, the socio-political and economic landscape has largely remained stagnant, with the proliferation of armed groups continuing to plague the nation.