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They were led by well known FRG militants, including a well known member of Congress, who was photographed by the press early in the morning while co-ordinating the actions, and the secretary of Ríos Montt's daughter, Zury.
He formed a three-member military junta that annulled the 1965 constitution, dissolved Congress, and suspended all political parties.