Congress for Democratic Change

Target entity: Congress for Democratic Change
Context triple: [Liberian general election, 2011, mainOppositionParty, Congress for Democratic Change]

• A. Congress for Progressive Change
  Congress for Progressive Change was a Nigerian political party led by Muhammadu Buhari that later merged with others to form the All Progressives Congress.
• B. Movement for Democratic Change
  The Movement for Democratic Change is a major Zimbabwean opposition political party formed in 1999 to challenge the long-ruling ZANU–PF and advocate for democratic reforms and human rights.
• C. National Congress for New Politics
  The National Congress for New Politics was a South Korean liberal opposition party of the 1990s best known as the political vehicle that brought Kim Dae-jung to the presidency.
• D. United Front for Democratic Change
  The United Front for Democratic Change was a Chadian rebel coalition that sought to overthrow President Idriss Déby and played a major role in the country’s mid-2000s insurgencies.
• E. Citizens Coalition for Change
  Citizens Coalition for Change is a Zimbabwean opposition political party formed as a successor to the Movement for Democratic Change, advocating democratic reforms and challenging the long-ruling ZANU–PF.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Congress for Democratic Change
Target entity description: The Congress for Democratic Change is a major Liberian political party known for its strong opposition role and association with former football star and later president George Weah.

• A. Congress for Progressive Change
  Congress for Progressive Change was a Nigerian political party led by Muhammadu Buhari that later merged with others to form the All Progressives Congress.
• B. Movement for Democratic Change
  The Movement for Democratic Change is a major Zimbabwean opposition political party formed in 1999 to challenge the long-ruling ZANU–PF and advocate for democratic reforms and human rights.
• C. National Congress for New Politics
  The National Congress for New Politics was a South Korean liberal opposition party of the 1990s best known as the political vehicle that brought Kim Dae-jung to the presidency.
• D. United Front for Democratic Change
  The United Front for Democratic Change was a Chadian rebel coalition that sought to overthrow President Idriss Déby and played a major role in the country’s mid-2000s insurgencies.
• E. Citizens Coalition for Change
  Citizens Coalition for Change is a Zimbabwean opposition political party formed as a successor to the Movement for Democratic Change, advocating democratic reforms and challenging the long-ruling ZANU–PF.
• F. None of above. chosen