Via Billy
We are often told there are only six “
communist” countries left—that is, nations ruled by an openly communist party.
They are
China,
Cuba, Laos, Nepal, Vietnam, and North Korea. If you define “communist”
in the traditional Marxist–Leninist “command economy” way, there is
really only one left—North Korea.
However, this approach is deceptive. It totally underestimates world
communist power. It misunderstands what modern communism has become.
The real question is this: How do you accurately define the “World Communist Movement”?
The Path to Communism