People vote in government election in San Marino

San Marino, a small nation in northeastern Italy, is unique for having a communist government in Western Europe. Despite its size, the country faces significant political struggles, with democracy advocates like Miriam Michelotti working to counter communist influence by encouraging expatriates to return and vote. The communists, however, have their own strategies, including mobilizing supporters from abroad. With women unable to vote and migrant workers swayed by communism, the Reds maintain control over the ballots, despite accusations of electoral fraud.

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