Panama, 1983 — dissident coup conspiracy

Direct access to the Cline Center's own "Source Document v2.2.0.pdf" (which lists per-event citations by coup_id) was blocked: databank.illinois.edu's /datafiles/ paths are disallowed by robots.txt for the fetch tool, and direct network access to databank.illinois.edu and archive.org was blocked by session egress policy (403). UPI's archive pages, which include a "Chronology of Noriega's power struggle" that might cover 1983, could not be fetched due to persistent 429 rate-limiting from the fetch proxy despite multiple retries with waits. Wikipedia, Grokipedia, Britannica, Panama Defense Forces/Noriega articles, the William & Mary Panama Timeline, La Prensa Panamá's "El ascenso del último tirano," and several Spanish-language retrospectives on Panamanian coups were checked and none mention a September 14, 1983 conspiracy specifically. Given the gap between the well-documented Aug 12-Sept 6, 1983 Noriega/Paredes power transition and the dataset's Sept 14, 1983 date, it is plausible the coded event relates to a Paredes-loyalist plot against Noriega discovered shortly after Paredes's ouster, but this is not confirmed by any source I could access this session. | Re-fetched all cited URLs. (1) La Prensa "El ascenso del último tirano" is live and its text matches the quoted fact and quote verbatim (Fort Amador, ~10:00 a.m., Aug 12 1983) — CONFIRMED. (2) countrystudies.us/panama/22.htm is live and contains verbatim matches for all four facts sourced to it (Paredes retirement/Noriega succession & promotion; early-Sept cabinet purge and Noriega's neutrality statement; Paredes's Sept 6 withdrawal; FDP restructuring as "one of his first acts") — all CONFIRMED, no changes needed. (3) The Wikipedia article on Rubén Darío Paredes exists and does contain a sentence matching the CHAIN fact's core claim (deal to make Paredes president, Noriega reneged, had him arrested), backed by a real, specifically-numbered citation to Butterman's "Moon Living Abroad in Panama" (2009) — so the source is not invented. However, the original CHAIN fact text added the unsupported detail "in exchange for the commandancy" — the Wikipedia article/citation only states the deal would make Paredes president; it says nothing about what Noriega was promised in return. This is an unsourced embellishment, so I trimmed it from the fact text and softened the corresponding summary sentence, which had echoed the "abandoned [a] power-sharing arrangement" framing. Target_leader was already appropriately labeled NONE with a clear "inference, not sourced" caveat — left unchanged. No other unsupported claims found in the summary; everything else in it maps to a sourced fact. Net result: one fact text trimmed of an unsupported detail, summary lightly reworded to match; all five VERIFIED facts and the corrected CHAIN fact hold up under direct re-fetch.