How do communist countries elect their new leader?
Communist countries don't really elect their new leaders. That is part of the problem. Communism, as we have seen in the world, is led by a dictator. Initially, the dictator may rise to power through what seems like an election (but it is usually rigged in his favor.) Once in power, they remain there and usually pass down the title to a relative or chosen individual.
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About The Dictator
'The Dictator' is a 2012 comedy film written by and starring Sacha Baron Cohen. The movie, which also stars Megan Fox, Ben Kingsley, Anna Faris, B.J. Novak, and John C. Reilly, is said to be inspired by the book 'Zabibah and the King' by Saddam Hussein.
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