Henck Arron

Henck Arron

politician Suriname

Henck Arron was a prominent Surinamese politician who served as the Prime Minister of Suriname from 1973 until he was deposed in a military coup led by Desi Bouterse in 1980. Arron was known for his efforts to promote economic development and social reform in Suriname during his tenure. His government faced challenges, including political unrest and economic instability, which ultimately led to the military's rise to power. After the coup, Arron lived in exile for many years, and his political legacy remains a significant part of Suriname's complex history.

Born on Dec 25, 1928 (97 years old)

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Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
3,188
Power
25$
Sentiment
5.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Suriname 1 5.00 0.54% +0% 586,634 3,188 $4,600 25$
Totals 1 586,634 3,188 $4,600 25$
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Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron was offered the presidency but refused it for principled reasons. 5

Ramsewak Shankar Eric Jagdew Frank Essed Ruud Lubbers Koningin Beatrix Ronnie Brunswijk Herman Gooding Jerry Egger Maurits Hassankhan
De Ware Tijd: Boek over eerste democratisch gekozen president na militaire dictatuur – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron was the Prime Minister whose government was overthrown in the coup led by Bouterse. 5

Desi Bouterse Hans Valk
De Ware Tijd: Geen Nederlandse coupsteun aan Bouterse, wel falend toezicht – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron was the prime minister who expressed the expectation of Suriname's independence before the end of 1975. 6

Jennifer Simons Eddy Bruma Jules Wijdenbosch Desi Bouterse Anthony Nesty Marcel Pinas Cynthia Mcleod Astrid Roemer Kirtie Algoe Jerry Egger
De Ware Tijd: Suriname van onafhankelijk land naar natie – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron was mentioned as one of the leaders from 1975 who faced significant challenges. 6

Rabindre Parmessar Asiskumar Gajadien Jagernath Lachmon Jerrel Pawiroredjo George Hindori Ronnie Brunswijk Ronny Asabina Steve Reyme
De Ware Tijd: Fractieleiders hameren op eenheid en verantwoordelijkheid voor de toekomst – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron announced that Suriname would achieve independence by the end of 1975. 6

Ram Sardjoe Francis Willoughby Abraham Crijnssen Jagernath Lachmon Joop Den Uyl Leo Morpurgo George Hindori Rufus Nooitmeer Alwin Mungra Willy Soemita Ramsewak Shankar Jennifer Simons
De Ware Tijd: ‘We hebben alle reden om feest te vieren’ – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron wanted a completely new flag for Suriname's independence in 1975. 7

Rob Bertijn Emile De La Fuente Lou Lichtveld Eva Essed Fruin Noni Verwey Lichtveld Evert Azimullah Jack Pinas Jagernath Lachmon
De Ware Tijd: Chaotische toestanden rond de keuze van de vlag van Suriname – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron was the prime minister who announced Suriname's independence in 1975. 5

Jan Pronk Ronnie Venetiaan Ameerali Desi Bouterse
De Ware Tijd: De weg van 1975 naar 2025 (3) – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron was the Prime Minister of Suriname who announced the country's independence from the Netherlands in 1975. 7

Jan Pronk Gregory Rusland Adriaan Kersten Jim Hok Desi Bouterse Robert Van Trikt
De Ware Tijd: De weg van 1975 naar 2025 (4) – de Ware Tijd

Guyana Guyana: Henck Arron was the NPS Prime Minister who promised Suriname's independence in 1973. 5

Jagernath Lachmon Vincent Roep
Stabroek News: Emerging post-colonial societies of Suriname and Guyana share distinct parallels

Suriname Suriname: Henck Arron served as vice president during the efforts to restore peace. 5

Kenneth Sukul Jan Pronk Errol Alibux Wim Udenhout Ramsewak Shankar
De Ware Tijd: De weg van 1975 naar 2025 (1) – de Ware Tijd