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Historical Timeline for Central African Republic - A chronology of key events
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December 1, 1958. Barthรฉlemy Boganda, president of the Grand Council of French Equatorial Africa (AEF), proposes to create a Central African Republic made up of Ubangui-Chari, Chad and Gabon.

March 29, 1959. Boganda dies in an unsolved Noratlas crash.

August 13, 1960. Proclamation of the independence of Ubangi-Chari as the Central African Republic (CAR). President David Dacko establishes a one-party regime.

January 1, 1966. Coup d'etat by Colonel Jean Bรฉdel Bokassa.

December 4, 1977. Bokassa, supported by Paris, is crowned emperor.

September 21, 1979. Bokassa is deposed in favor of Dacko with the help of the French army (Operation "Barracuda").

September 1, 1981. Coup d'etat by General Andrรฉ Kolingba, which establishes a military regime.

September 1993. Ange-Fรฉlix Patassรฉ is elected president. He was re-elected in 1999.

March 16, 2003. Coup d'etat by General Franรงois Bozizรฉ, who wins the presidential and legislative elections of spring 2005.

2006. Beginning of the rebellion in the North.

March 24, 2013. The Seleka seizes power.

September 14, 2013. Announced dissolution of the Seleka.

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