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Were the 1990s Defined by Controlled Democracy? | PILDAT Podcast Episode 07

In 1988, democracy returned to Pakistan after General Zia's sudden death. What followed was a decade of uncertainty: short-lived governments, often dismissed on charges of corruption. While Pakistan's economy liberalized and the country developed nuclear weapons, democracy struggled to take root. Political infighting, often fueled further by behind-the-scenes maneuvering by the establishment, further weakened civilian governments. In Episode 07 of PILDAT’s podcast, we delve into the political dynamics of this transformative decade, examining if the 1990s were democratic in name only? Join us as we explore this critical question and the legacy of this pivotal era. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights into Pakistan’s political history! #PILDATPodcast #BenazirBhutto #NawazSharif #Democracy #PakistanHistory #1990sPakistan #PakistanPolitics Time Stamps: 0:00 - 1:08: Introduction 1:09 - 2:33: Islami Jamhoori Ittehad (IJI) 2:34 - 5:22: First Female Prime Minister of a Muslim Country 5:23 - 8:44: Benazir Bhutto's Dismissal 8:45 - 11:50: Influenced Elections 11:51 - 13:39: Nawaz Sharif's Defiance 13:40 - 15:24: Corruption Allegations 15:25 - 15:59: Economic Liberalization by Nawaz Sharif 16:00 - 18:36: Political Rivalries and Establishment 18:37 - 20:33: 1997 Elections 20:34 - 21:42: Pakistan Becomes a Nuclear Power 21:43 - 24:43: Legislative Reforms by Nawaz Sharif 24:44 - 27:17: Vajpayee's Visit 27:18 - 34:05: Kargil War and Military Coup 34:06 - End: Outro