Dictator

A dictator is a person who holds absolute power and control over a country or government, often gaining authority without the usual legal processes or democratic elections. They make decisions unilaterally, often suppressing opposition and limiting freedoms to maintain their rule. Dictatorships can vary in how they manage their countries, but generally, the leader's authority is unchecked, and citizens have little say in government affairs. Such leadership can lead to abuses of power, limited civil liberties, and, in many cases, repression or conflict.