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7.01 sources of
funds
- 7 for 1950-62,
AC3
- A good percentage of
party's funds came from the dues and income of party
enterprises. There are no specific sources which indicate
that donations were made by labor unions or other groups,
but this may have been the case. Because of few
substantive sources, the adequacy confidence is
lowered.
- 7.02 source of
members
- 5 for 1950-62,
AC9
- There is no collective
or indirect membership in the PDG. All members must pay
dues individually and directly to the PDG.
- 7.03 sources of
leaders
- For 1950-62,
AC1
- No
information
- 7.04 relations with
domestic parties
- 6 for 1950-56,
AC9.
- 7 for 1957-62,
AC9.
- The PDG entered into
only one concrete alliance with other Guinean parties,
the Reunion Commun of 1958. The PDG was the undisputed
leader in this coalition. After independence the PDG
broke away from the RDA and since 1958 there has been
only one political party in Guinea, the PDG. This, of
course, precludes any relations with other domestic
parties.
- 7.05 relations with
foreign organizations
- 2 for 1950-56,
AC7.
- 5 for 1957-62,
AC9.
- During the first time
period there were close ties between the PDG and the RDA,
and the PDG was created through RDA initiative. However,
the adequacy confidence score must be lowered because
there was some autonomy for the PDG during this period,
and this autonomy increased particularly after 1953-54.
The score of five for the second time period reflects the
complete and formal break between the PDG and RDA which
occurred in 1958.
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