Paraguay, 1949 — palace coup

Sources agree Molas López was pushed out by his own Colorado Party in September 1949 and replaced by Federico Chávez, but they differ on the precise date within a 3-day window: a biographical source (mcnbiografias) puts the party board's vote/resignation demand on September 10, 1949; the English Wikipedia article on Molas López states he "was deposed... on September 11" (infobox also lists Sept. 10, no clear underlying citation was traceable); the U.S. State Department dispatch (FRUS 1949 Vol. II, Doc. 464) states the Paraguayan Foreign Minister formally transmitted notice of the resignation and replacement on September 12 -- which matches the Cline Center's coded date of 1949-09-12, likely reflecting the date of official/international notification rather than the internal party vote. This is noted rather than silently resolved. Britannica gives Chávez's assumption date as September 11, 1949, adding a further data point in the same narrow window. I was unable to access the underlying footnoted sources for the Spanish/English Wikipedia articles on Molas López (no resolvable citation reached from the rendered pages), so no Wikipedia-only facts are included; all facts below rely on directly fetched, independent sources (a U.S. government historical document, Britannica, mcnbiografias, and Encyclopedia.com). | Fetched all 7 URLs cited for VERIFIED facts plus the target_leader source; all are real, live pages that substantively support their attached claims. Findings: (1) FRUS 1949 Vol. II Doc. 464 is genuine and its footnote 4 verbatim reads "...a note, dated September 12, from Foreign Minister Bernardo Ocampos informing the Chargé (Randolph) of the resignation of President Molas López and his replacement as Provisional President by Federico Chávez" — the entry's quote for fact 1 is a light paraphrase of the lead-in clause but the substantive back half matches verbatim; content is accurate, not fabricated. (2) The "two cabinet changes ... no military strife" quote is confirmed verbatim in the document body (Ambassador Boettner's remarks), correctly ellipsis-marked as a bridged excerpt. (3) mcnbiografias confirms "el-Partido Colorado le forzó a presentar su dimisión" tied to a Sept. 10, 1949 dateline, and separately confirms Molas López took office Feb. 26, 1949, supporting the "less than seven months" claim. (4) Britannica confirms Sept. 11, 1949 assumption via the Democratic wing, July 15, 1950 election for a three-year term, 1953 reelection, and the May 5, 1954 Stroessner coup — all verbatim or near-verbatim. (5) Encyclopedia.com confirms the 1948-coup/purge-of-González-followers narrative verbatim. (6) target_leader is well supported — Molas López is the President whose resignation FRUS Doc. 464 documents. The single defect found: the summary's claim that the party cited Molas López's "failure to unify the party and restore republican institutions" as its reason has no corresponding fact and is not supported by any of the four independently-fetched sources; it traces only to an uncited assertion in English Wikipedia, which the entry's own notes disclaim as a usable source. This is exactly the kind of unflagged Wikipedia-laundering the audit is meant to catch, so I trimmed it from the summary. Everything else — all 7 facts and the target_leader — held up under direct verification and is returned unchanged.