Nepal’s Gen Z threw out old parties. Will it vote for them in key election? | Elections News
Nepal's political landscape is in flux as established parties, including the Nepali Congress and Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML), seek to regain legitimacy after last year's Gen Z protests. The protests, sparked by a social media ban, demanded an end to corruption and a more responsive government. While some parties have incorporated Gen Z language into their campaigns, skepticism remains among young voters who are wary of promises without concrete action. The election on March 5th will determine the future direction of Nepal's political system, with younger voters playing a crucial role in shaping the outcome.
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Nepal's political parties are attempting to appeal to Gen Z voters after last year's protests, but skepticism remains about their promises.
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