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Nepal's government has agreed for the first time that the 240-year-old monarchy should be abolished.

After more than two months of arguing, the leaders of the main political parties have finally yielded to pressure from Maoist former rebels.

The rebels demanded that a republican system be decided upon before elections rather than after them.


What kind of system would you recommend to Nepal?


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Hi, SueN. Maybe a terraced type system of government for Nepal. It would resemble the rugged landscape of Nepal, and would offer the familiarity of a Japanese Palace. (ours, is a three pieces of apple pie system, and is very difficult and boring).
 
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