United Black Association For Development
United Black Association for Development (UBAD) was a cultural and political party established in Belize in February 1969 and based on traditional Black Power tenets. From a rather shaky beginning, the party grew to become one of the most fearsome Political parties established in Belize before its collapse in 1974.
Read more about United Black Association For Development: Background, Formation and Early Activities, The RAM Merger, From Movement To Party and Regression, UBAD's Legacy
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