Jam'iyyar Dimokuradiyyar Afirka ta Guinea

Jam'iyyar African Democratic Party of Guinea, da farko ana kiranta da Democratic Party of Guinea-Ahmed Sékou Touré (Jam'iyyar Demokraɗiyya ta Guinea-Ahmed Sékou Touré) jam'iyyar siyasa ce a Guinea. An kafa PDG-AST a cikin Janairu 1994,biyo bayan rarrabuwar kawuna a Jam'iyyar Dimokradiyya ta Guinea-African Democratic Rally (PDG-RDA).[1] Marcel Cross, surukin dan Toure Mohammed ne ya jagoranci jam'iyyar.[2] A gabanin rarrabuwar kawuna a PDG-RDA, masu kafa PDG-AST sun fi mayar da martani ga shugaban jam’iyyar Ismael Gushein, wanda suka zarge shi da ‘makirci na siyasa’.[3]A cikin ɓacin rai a kusa da rabuwar Jambi , PDG-RDA ta sanya PDG-AST a matsayin 'masu cin amana'.[4] PDG-AST ta tabbatar da gadon taron jam'iyyar PDG karo na 12, wanda aka bude domin kawo sauyi a siyasance da tattalin arziki.[5] ,Yayin da PDG-RDA ta zama mai goyan bayan gwamnatin Lansana Conte, PDG-AST ta shiga sansanin 'yan adawa.[6] PDG-AST yana Dan masu biyo baya a cikin ma'aikatan Malinke da aka share bayan ƙarshen mulkin Sekou Toure.[7] A cikin Mayu 1994, PDG-AST ta kulla yarjejeniya tare da National Democratic Union of Guinea[8]A zaben Guinea na 1995, jam'iyyar ta samu 1.15% na siginar wakilcin kuma ya lashe kujeru daya</ref>. [9] [10],Bayan zaben, PDG-AST ta shiga jam’iyyar adawa ta Democratic Coordination (CODEM), wata kungiya ta jam’iyyun adawa 12 da ke nuna rashin amincewarsu da sahihancin sakamakon zaben.[11] [12] Daga bisani, Kotun Koli bisa bukatar PDG-RDA, ta janye rajistar PDG-AST a matsayin jam’iyyar siyasa.[13] Daga baya jam'iyyar ta dauki sunan PDAG. Gabanin zaben shugaban kasa na Guinea 1998, PDAG ta shiga yarjejeniya don tallafawa takarar shugaban RPG Alpha Condé.[14] Kwana daya kafin zaben, jami’an tsaro sun kai samame gidan Cross, suka kama shi tare da yin ikirarin cewa yana tattara makamai domin juyin mulki.[15]Bayan watanni biyu aka sake shi.[16]

Jam'iyyar Dimokuradiyyar Afirka ta Guinea
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