1912–13 Creeperian protests

1912–13 Creeperian protests
The Civil Police arresting protestors to Sáenz Heredia's second term.
Date	1 December 1912 – 23 February 1913 (2 months, 3 weeks and 1 day)
Location	Creeperopolis
Caused by	Results of the 1912 general election Alleged rigging of the 1912 general election Victory of the Catholic Royalist Party
Goals	Overturn of election results Resignation of Antonio Sáenz Heredia
Methods	Protests Demonstrations Strikes
Resulted in	Protests and demonstrations forcibly crushed Strikes forcibly ended and workers fired Antonio Sáenz Heredia inaugurated as Prime Minister
Parties to the civil conflict
Creeperian government PCN PRC FC Civil Police Creeperian Army Creeperian opposition PCSC ERA PLN PSC
Lead figures
Antonio Sáenz Heredia Macos Espiga Mina Diego Hidalgo Durán Óscar Cabañeras Manzanedo Óscar Únzaga Vega Inhué Ordóñez Yepes Édgar Cazalla Beldad Joel Lacasa Campos Cayetano Handel Carpio
Number
~15,000 Unknown
Casualties and losses
3 dead 12 injured 32 dead 45 injured 279 arrested

The 1912–13 Creeperian protests, and sometimes called the Crisis of 1913, were a series of protests from 1 December 1912 to 23 February 1913 which protested the legitimacy of the 1912 Creeperian general election and the second term of Prime Minister Antonio Sáenz Heredia.

See also

• Crisis of 1928