The Christian Democrat Party (Span: Partido Demócrata Cristiano), also referred to by its acronym of PDC, is one of the three major political parties in Colombia, generally regarded as one of the country's two center-right parties, endorsing Catholicism as the official state religion, implementing a strictly conservative social policy and using a centrist economic policy heavy on charity and social work. The PDC is said to have connections to "liberation theology," although their devotion to battling social injustice has not been manifested in overtly left-wing actions.