Today an immiserated, hopelessly misgoverned country may just be on the brink of something better.
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Parties scorned by Mr López Obrador as "neoliberal", which misgoverned Mexico before he took power, are demoralised.
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The United States is under zero moral obligations to take citizens from misgoverned countries around the globe.
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The president was gloating over a vote on December 10th, in which his United Socialist Party, which has looted and misgoverned the country into economic ruin, bagged more than 90% of the country's mayoral contests.
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They came in devastating bursts over the past century: in the aftermath of the first and second world wars, during the post-Soviet transition from communism to capitalism, and more recently in misgoverned poor countries, mostly in Africa and Latin America.
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However, the crown had allowed the County to be misgoverned in the meantime and the damage proved irreversible. Years after Martín's death, the line of the Counts of Ribagorza died out and the territory passed back under direct royal rule. Martín de Aragón, by Gabriel Maureta. 19th century.
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Gaza-neglected > under Egyptian and then Israeli control, and misgoverned by Palestinian > leader Yasir Arafat and his successors-finally has a real government.' > Daniel Byman, 'How to Handle Hamas: The Perils of Ignoring Gaza's > Leadership,' Foreign Affairs, Vol. 89, No. 5 (September/October 2010), pp. > 45–62 [52].
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Captain Jenkins, the new Commissioner and Political Agent, held an enquiry into Purandar Singh's administration and found it a hot bed of corruption and misfeasance.Bhuyan Dr. S.K. Tunkhungia Buranji or A History of Assam (1681-1826) second edition 1968 Department of Historical and Antiquarian Studies in Assam Guwahati p. 211 His subjects were oppressed and misgoverned and his rule is very distasteful to the bulk of the population. Purandar Singha was himself found guilty of gathering personal fortune rather than concentrating on good governance for his people.
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The Bibi received no special treatment after the treaties of Srirangapatam, and settlement negotiations were long and difficult but she finally signed an agreement in 1796 that guaranteed continued possession of the city of Cannanore and the Laccadive Islands, but deprived her of any claim to sovereignty. Yet, as late as 1864, the Bibi of Cannanore was included in an official list of "native sovereigns and chiefs" as being entitled to a seven-gun salute, the only Malabar prince so listed. Because of the outbreak of the war with France shortly after the 1796 agreement, as well as other considerations, the Laccadive Islands remained unnoticed and the Bibi continued to rule them with no restrictions. The islands were misgoverned throughout the 19th century, and the British Government had to assume their administration at least twice, in 1854-1861, and again (permanently as it turned out) in 1875.
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On the same day, following these disturbances, the United Gold Coast Convention (UGCC) leaders sent a cable to the Secretary of State in London. > "...unless Colonial Government is changed and a new Government of the people > and their Chiefs installed at the centre immediately, the conduct of masses > now completely out of control with strikes threatened in Police quarters, > and rank and file Police indifferent to orders of Officers, will continue > and result in worse violent and irresponsible acts by uncontrolled people. > We ask in name of oppressed, inarticulate, misruled and misgoverned people > and their Chiefs that Special Commissioner be sent out immediately to hand > over Government to interim Government of Chief and People and to witness > immediate calling of Constituent Assembly." They also blamed Sir Gerald Creasy (whom they called "Crazy Creasy") for the riots due to how he handled the country's problems.
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