At the time it was a left-wing opposition to the military regime that had taken power the same year.

The government also allowed the left-wing opposition (except for the Communists) to function without much interference.

It added that the victims were no longer only those identified with the left-wing opposition.

The Israeli left-wing opposition criticized it also at the time, but mainly for its timing relative to elections only three weeks later.

The left-wing opposition, sensing the government's increased vulnerability, has been quick to make the new credit a political issue.

As the parliamentary debate started, the left-wing opposition chose to withdraw all the amendments to allow for the vote to proceed.

Immediately after the coup the junta moved to crush their left-wing opposition.

The subsequent legislative elections saw advances for the left-wing opposition.

The left-wing opposition was approaching majority, but still lacked unity and leadership.

They reproached him for giving too many concessions to the left-wing opposition.