Criticism
Critics have said that the CRW was formed to be loyal to its commanding officers instead of being loyal to the military and the country.
The CRW was compared to the Praetorian Guard, being used for a violent solution in case that anyone "tried to do to him what he did to the Bavadra and then Mara governments in 1987."
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