What are Mongolians thinking about Venezuela and Maduro's Capture
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What are Mongolians thinking about Venezuela and Maduro's Capture
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Mongolians have rarely had any connection to Venezuela—aside from a brief moment in the 90s, when a Venezuelan soap opera unexpectedly captured all of Mongolians' attention.
But with the following capture of Venezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces, "MERGEN Takes" took hold in Mongolia, with commentators, pundits, columnists, and social media users issuing predictions and warnings that Mongolia could face a similar fate if it continues down a “socialist” path.
But is Mongolia actually governed by socialism? Do people truly understand what the label "socialism" means?
We explore these questions in this episode of The Great State Mural.
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