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has gloss | eng: The Alliance of the Forces of Change (in French: Alliance des forces du changement AFC) was one of the two large political coalitions which contested for power in Niger from 1991-1996. Formation The AFC was formed following the end of military rule in the 1991-1993 transition period. It consisted of nine parties, although one left the coalition in 1994. The AFC based its broad stance on opposition to the National Movement for a Developing Society-Nassara (MNSD-Nassara), the political coalition set up by former ruler General Ali Saibou, as well as a perception among some of in the traditional elites of Nigerien Hausaland, that previous regimes had favoured the Djerma--Songhai since independence. As well, one traditional Djerma leader, Moumouni Adamou Djermakoye, lost out of a role in the leadership of the MNSD, and brought his Nigerien Alliance for Democracy and Progress (ANDP-Zaman Lahiya) into the AFC. |
lexicalization | eng: Alliance des forces du changement |
lexicalization | eng: Alliance of the Forces of Change |
instance of | c/Political coalitions in Niger |
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