VOICED : Suu Kyi eyes historic win in Myanmar elections

Myanmar has undergone significant democratic reforms since 2011, leading to vibrant political activities and increased public awareness, partly due to social media. The opposition, led by Aung San Suu Kyi, faces constitutional challenges, while the military retains significant influence. The upcoming elections are crucial for the country's democratic journey, with international observers monitoring the process.

What significant change in Myanmar's political landscape began in 2011?

• Economic sanctions

• Introduction of a new currency

• Democratic reforms

• Military expansion

How has social media influenced political campaigns in Myanmar?

• By allowing political parties to campaign online

• By increasing government control

• By spreading misinformation

• By reducing voter turnout

Why is Aung San Suu Kyi unable to become president according to the constitution?

• She lacks political experience

• She has not won a majority in Parliament

• Her children have foreign citizenship

• She is not a member of the ruling party

What percentage of seats in Myanmar's Parliament is reserved for the military?

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

What advantage does the USDP party have in the elections?

• Higher voter turnout

• Access to government facilities and media

• Control over social media

• Support from international observers