People's Revolutionary Government

The People's Revolutionary Government refers to a government led by revolutionary leaders who often come to power through a significant upheaval or revolution against the existing regime. It typically aims to implement radical political, social, or economic changes, often aligning with socialist or communist ideals. Such governments may suppress opposition and change institutions to reflect their ideology. An example is the government in Grenada from 1979 to 1983, which was established after a coup and aimed to transform society along socialist lines, but its rule ended following external intervention.