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This is a question I've been meaning to ask for a very long time.

Candidates:

  • Syria (ruled by Assad of the Ba'athist party, which seems to be a form of Arab Socialism)
  • Nicaragua (ruled by a Socialist party, surprised they haven't went the China route already... but then again they're within the close proximity of Usonia, so I guess it makes sense)
  • Nepal (So many Communist Parties + Already ruled by one, it would be a huge shame if it doesn't turn Socialist or go that route)

There are likely other countries too that has the potential to turn Socialist/Leftist, like Peru; but I don't know much about them so I didn't put them in there. Sorry about that. But anyway, which country do you think will be the next/Sixth AES country?

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[โ€“] kig_v2@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Any comrades have more informed opinions on this regarding: South Africa, Bolivia, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Iraq, Belarus?

I don't expect it to be next, but after Russia goes through its culture war phase between its Westoid liberals and nationalist reactionaries I wouldn't be surprised if it could become socialist again, so much of the socialist infrastructure remains intact and such a precedent is...well...unprecedented. At least the general idea is--even if in name only--cordial to average people.

[โ€“] Weinus@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

https://youtu.be/NZYH45WggBs

Here is a good and very recent interview between CGTN and the leader of Belarus. Interesting stuff for sure! ๐Ÿ‘

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