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The Union of Popular Forces for Democracy and Progress–Sawaba (French: Union des Forces Populaires pour la Démocratie et le Progrès – Sawaba, UDFP–Sawaba) is a political party in Niger, founded as the Nigerien Democratic Union (Union Démocratique Nigérienne, UDN) in 1954. The original party, founded by Nigerien Progressive Party (PPN) co-leader Djibo Bakary when he was expelled from the PPN. In the mid-1950s it created a broad coalition led by urban leftists but forged of conservative rural notables, especially from Hausa areas, which dominated the nascent Nigerien independence movement. In this period it was renamed Mouvement Socialiste Africain–Sawaba, and then simply Sawaba. In pushing for complete independence from France in a 1958 referendum, the party fractured. At independence in 19

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  • Sawaba (de)
  • SAWABA (nl)
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  • Der Sawaba war eine politische Partei im französischen Überseegebiet Niger. (de)
  • De Union Democratique des Forces Progressistes (Nederlands: De Volksunie voor Democratie en Vooruitgang), of afgekort SAWABA, is een Nigerese politieke partij. Deze werd in 1954 opgericht door toen hij uit de Progressieve Partij van Niger (PPN) werd gezet omdat hij nauwe contacten met de Franse Communistische Partij bleef onderhouden. (nl)
  • The Union of Popular Forces for Democracy and Progress–Sawaba (French: Union des Forces Populaires pour la Démocratie et le Progrès – Sawaba, UDFP–Sawaba) is a political party in Niger, founded as the Nigerien Democratic Union (Union Démocratique Nigérienne, UDN) in 1954. The original party, founded by Nigerien Progressive Party (PPN) co-leader Djibo Bakary when he was expelled from the PPN. In the mid-1950s it created a broad coalition led by urban leftists but forged of conservative rural notables, especially from Hausa areas, which dominated the nascent Nigerien independence movement. In this period it was renamed Mouvement Socialiste Africain–Sawaba, and then simply Sawaba. In pushing for complete independence from France in a 1958 referendum, the party fractured. At independence in 19 (en)
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  • Union des Forces Populaires pour la Démocratie et le Progrès – Sawaba (en)
  • Union of Popular Forces for Democracy and Progress–Sawaba (en)
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  • Union of Popular Forces for Democracy and Progress–Sawaba (en)
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