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Well playing as Argentina and somehow despite 70% support for the socialists the fascists won changing my country into a dictatorship. So I allow all parties and hold an election but shortly after my constitution reforms back to a dictatorship. How do I avoid this?
 

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You're in the infamous dictatorship loop. You have to quickly change your politics to right to ban parties, change your current ruling party to a non-dictatorial one and then hold an election. Otherwise, the fascists will revert to a one party dictatorship as soon as you can make reforms.
 

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Yes, you have to allow parties, and force the party you want in power. It upsets people, but that's that. I had a game where communists won the election, it became a proletarian dictatorship. So I had to allow parties, which changed our constitution to a 2-party system at the end of the month, thus allowing me to set the party to socialist, and call another election. When you call the election make sure that another democratic (conservative, liberal, socialist. Reactionary might get Constitutional Monarchy?) party takes power, if you can.