Significados de destabilise the country en inglés

Instead, she accusing her long-standing political rivals of trying to destabilise the country.

The protesters want to destabilise the country and push an intervention by the US.

She vowed to fight radical Islamist forces she said were trying to destabilise the country.

He has refused, saying they are part of a foreign-backed plot to destabilise the country.

Like his predecessor, Mnangagwa accuses the West of funding the opposition to destabilise the country.

The new route bypasses the Kurdish region but could still destabilise the country, according to Abdullah.

They frequently depict the protesters as receiving foreign funds in a plot to destabilise the country.

Analysts say the Crimea region in southern Ukraine could be used by Russia to destabilise the country.

The attack underlines sectarian tensions that threaten to further destabilise the country a year after US troops left.

The president, alleging a foreign-backed plot to destabilise the country, has dismissed the demonstrators as criminals and unemployed.

Lukashenko, also alleging a foreign-backed plot to destabilise the country, has dismissed the demonstrators as criminals and unemployed.

By-elections would not lead to a general vote that could destabilise the country, Interior Minister Yannis Mihelakis said on Thursday.

Mr Saab ruled Mr Guaido had "grotesquely made circus-style appointments" in order to please foreign interests and destabilise the country.

In June, a spokesman dismissed similar accusations in an Amnesty International report as "filthy lies" intended to destabilise the country.

Yesterday's attack, which also wounded at least 60, underlines sectarian tensions that threaten to further destabilise the country a year after US troops left.

Malawi president Bingu wa Mutharika warned opposition legislators today against trying to impeach him, saying he would block any attempt to destabilise the country.