One of the presidential candidates in Paraguay, Lino Oviedo, died in a helicopter accident Saturday night while returning from a political rally, said his family on Sunday, according to AFP.
The bodies of Oviedo, his bodyguards and one of the pilot were found charred among the wreckage.
The crash is suspected to have been caused by stormy weather conditions reported along the flight route.
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A candidate running for presidency in the presidential elections in April, Lino Oviedo, 69, was among those who conducted the 1989 coup that led to the removal from power of former dictator Alfredo Stroessner.
In fact, the Paraguayans celebrate on Sunday exactly 24 years since the coup that ended the dictatorship of Stroessner, writes Reuters.