Popular Movement for the Development of the Republic of West Africa
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The Popular Movement for the Development of the Republic of West Africa (PMD) was a political party in Mali.[1]
History
The party received 2.7% of the vote in the 1992 parliamentary elections, winning six seats.[2]
The party boycotted the July 1997 parliamentary elections after the annulment of the April elections.[2]
References
^ Mali: Defunct political parties Archived 2014-04-13 at the Wayback Machine. EISA
^ ab Elections in Mali African Elections Database
Political parties in Mali 
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Rally for Mali (66)
Union for the Republic and Democracy (17)
Alliance for Democracy in Mali (16)
Alternative Forces for Renewal and Emergence (6)
Convergence for the Development of Mali (5)
African Solidarity for Democracy and Independence (5)
National Congress for Democratic Initiative (4)
Party for National Rebirth (3)
Party for Economic Development and Solidarity (3)
Patriotic Movement for Renewal (3)
Alliance for Solidarity in Mali (3)
Democratic Alliance for Peace (2)
Social Democratic Convention (2)
Movement for the Independence, Renaissance, and Integration of Africa (2)
Malian Union for the African Democratic Rally (1)
Change Party (1)
Union for Democracy and Development (1)
Party for the Restoration of Malian Values (1)
Union of Patriots for Renewal (1)
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- Alternation Bloc for Renewal, Integration, and African Cooperation
- Citizens' Party for Revival
- Malian Rally for Labour
- Party for Civic and Patriotic Action
- Party for Independence, Democracy and Solidarity
- Party for Solidarity and Progress
- Rally for Democracy and Progress
- Rally for Education about Sustainable Development
- Rally for Labour Democracy
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