hi it is bounmy 🇱🇦 i will try and answer your question as best i could current state of thing are peaceful in laos we have very important time for buddhist call watsa that just over which mean very many great celebration and food and festival in capital they have massive festival of boat light sorry if i explain everything much like tangent in laos many people are buddhist despite having socialist government we do not have atheism at state level so not like china or dprk with small amount of religious people a lot of people in laos are religious this mean our government have to work hard to stop buddhist nationalism like in thailand and myanmar which mean buddhist monk here have study socialism to become monk and are pay by government instead of private religion organisation and this is like dprk which is very good
laos is very laid back country you can walk around city everyone behave like your friend we also use scooter like other part of asia but also bicycle popular in laos we have some problem in laos to not just threat of buddhist nationalism becoming import here also 30% of country is unsafe because of american war bomb and laos is very mountainous country make it hard to remove all the unexploded explosive we are also poor country and have to use thing like world bank much of people in laos live very poor but lucky most of poorest people live in farming community so usualy do not go hungry we also have 12% illiteracy rate our government is trying it best to eliminate but despite this life in laos is good people in laos are very proud of our country. our government party called lao people's revolutionary party they are only party in country but there are independent who run seperate from party just not with other party our government is strengthening relationship with vietnam china dprk all the time for fellow asian revoultionary country and want to attract investment from those country in laos instead of big west charity bank our government currently on trip in dprk our president thonglun sisulid meet with comrade kim jong un we also have close relationship with russia even though it is capitalist country some school in laos teach russian russia have involvement in many thing in laos we get russian tourist here as well which are some of the better non south east asian tourist we also have with russia military relationship last month we had joint military excercise and old 🇱🇦 called our countries army brother army which is why i ask my initial question because you don’t here anything bad about russia here in laos also in laos we do not have as much problem with corruption except for on small local level police will take bribe from tourist to let them get away with thing like drunk driving speaking of car in 2016 lao politician all agreed to give up any luxury car they own and now by party law they cannot own them
but away from specific government thing onto thing that are result of government only 16% of country live in poverty we have national public health care and 1 healthcare facility per every 5 people in laos we are proud in laos that laos score 88% for right to health in respect to children and on the right to housing laos get 82.2% according to hmri in laos almost 40% of work force belong to lao federation of trade unions and government want to increase this amount through more political education in school like china and vietnam they want more people to join because the federation is arm of the revolutionary party and it help protect the right worker in our current state in laos where many thing still in private hand and can be subject to capitalist exploitation, the federation also encourage lao worker to contribute to politics and social development in the country. the federation have goal of social social equality and bringing understanding of politics amongst workers laos is also very much hydroelectric power exporter our government has express aim of becoming a battery of asia 30% of all our export is hydroelectric power sorry this got so long hopeful tumblr will let me send this giant ask okay LA KONNNNN ❤️🇱🇦❤️🇳🇵❤️
Hiii bounmy!!! This is so good, thank you for taking the time to explain everything in detail ♥️♥️♥️ The Laotian government's approach to curb Buddhist nationalism is so interesting and I can see Nepal benefitting a lot from something similar since Hindu nationalism has always been a problem here even after removed as a state religion.
It is so inspiring to see a country that has suffered so much by western imperialism make great strides towards socialism and get along with other socialist/anti-imperialist countries. I'm so interested in learning more about Laos history and geopolitical relations now. Are relations with DPRK just about goods and services or do people from Laos also go to DPRK to work/student and vice versa? Hoping for nothing but the best for Laos! Really a role model for third-world countries, maybe Nepal will get its shit together and walk along the same path one day! ♥️🇳🇵♥️🇱🇦♥️