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23-F is the name given to an attempted coup d'état in Spain that began on 23 February 1981 and ended on the following day. Its most visible figure, Antonio Tejero, led the failed coup's most notable event: a group of 200 armed officers of the Guardia Civil burst into the Spanish Congress of Deputies during the vote to elect Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo as the country's new Prime Minister.

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  • 23-F is the name given to an attempted coup d'état in Spain that began on 23 February 1981 and ended on the following day. Its most visible figure, Antonio Tejero, led the failed coup's most notable event: a group of 200 armed officers of the Guardia Civil burst into the Spanish Congress of Deputies during the vote to elect Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo as the country's new Prime Minister.
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  • 23-F
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  • GeneralManuel Gutiérrez Mellado
  • King Juan Carlos
  • Lieutenant ColonelAntonio Tejero
  • Prime ministerAdolfo Suarez
  • Supported by:Captain GeneralJaime Milans del Bosch
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  • • The hostage takers surrender after an 18-hour stand-off without any casualties and after the king denounced the coup calling for the rule of law to be upheld.
  • • The commander of the military units in Valencia is arrested.
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