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People’s Party for Reconstruction and Democracy

political party, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Also known as: PPRD
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  • Joseph Kabila
    Joseph Kabila
    / Presidency

    …a new political party, the People’s Party for Reconstruction and Democracy (PPRD), in March 2002. In December he signed an agreement with rebels to end the war and to form a power-sharing transitional government. The agreement was ratified in April 2003; later that year an interim government was formed that…

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    …a new political party, the People’s Party for Reconstruction and Democracy (PPRD), in March 2002. In December he signed an agreement with rebels to end the war and to form a power-sharing transitional government. The agreement was ratified in April 2003; later that year an interim government was formed that…

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