List of Political Parties in Burma

List Of Political Parties In Burma

This article lists political parties in Burma. Burma is a dominant-party state with the military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party in power. Other parties are legally permitted to exist, but are generally believed to have no realistic chance of winning power.

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