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neither to a return to the feudal system nor a complete societal transformation. He used symbols of the monarchy to communicate his message and often emphasised his princely status at public appearances, but he stressed that UPRONA would support the monarchy "only insofar as this regime and its dynasty favoured the genuine emancipation of the Murundi people". The party enjoyed some cohesive success in Usumbura, but never truly cultivated a mass political base, especially outside the capital. UPRONA's internal rules set devolved responsibilities to the central committee, but in practice the party operated at the whim of Rwagasore; it retained relatively weak organisational capability and was held together by his charismatic leadership. His populist tendencies and personal popularity led many of the original chiefs who had supported UPRONA, including founding member Biha, to leave the party and engage in their own political activities.
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to discuss nationalist ideas. According to Biha, UPRONA was created in 1957 to protest a Belgian administrative reorganisation that disempowered the monarchy. According to linguist Ellen K. Eggers, UPRONA was formed in the late 1950s and Rwagasore became heavily involved with it in 1958. Historian
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coastline. The party initially was strongly identified with the interests of the Bezi lineage of Ganwa and support for traditional institutions, but this alignment fell apart after Rwagasore came into conflict with his father. Under Rwagasore, UPRONA pushed a program of modernisation, committing
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Rwagasore took virtual control over the movement, though his familial connection to the Mwami disqualified him from holding any party offices and he officially served UPRONA only as an advisor. UPRONA was able to secure the early financial support of the Swahili population in Bujumbura and
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Sources differ on the circumstances of UPRONA's founding. According to political scientist Warren Weinstein, UPRONA was created shortly after a 1958 meeting of customary chiefs and clergy convened by Burundian prince
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wrote that Rwagasore and some associates organised the first UPRONA meetings in September and October 1958. According to Governor
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Les enjeux et défis de la démocratisation au Burundi. Essai d'analyse et d'interprétation à partir des partis politiques
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The issues and challenges of democratization in Burundi. Essay of analysis and interpretation from political parties
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FRODEBU. Since 1993, in the case of failure to be elected, UPRONA has always made sure to secure the position of
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counterparts, UPRONA remained the dominant force in Burundian politics until the latter stages of the
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that ruled the country from 1966 to 1993. In 1993, UPRONA placed second in contested elections to
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National Council for the Defense of Democracy – Forces for the Defense of Democracy
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or Prime Minister and some of the top positions in the government.
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Meurtre Au Burundi : La Belgique et l'assassinat de Rwagasore
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Party for Peace, Democracy, Reconciliation, and Reconstruction
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Movement for the Rehabilitation of Citizens – Rurenzangemero
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New Alliance for Democracy and Development in Burundi
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Index


Abel Gashatsi
Louis Rwagasore
Ideology
Burundian
nationalism
Tutsi
Senate
National Assembly

Politics of Burundi
Political parties
Elections
French
nationalist
political party
Burundi
united front
Belgian colonial rule
one-party state
Michel Micombero
Tutsi ethnic group
Hutu
Burundian Civil War
minor opposition party
Louis Rwagasore
LĂ©opold Biha
Ludo De Witte
Jean-Paul Harroy
Lake Tanganyika

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