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Who are the Most Popular World Leaders?
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April 2, 2023
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April 2, 2023
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In most of the world, people seem to be unhappy about their elected leaders. With many challenges facing people worldwide, politicians just seem to be utterly incapable of solving them. In this video, however, we take a look at politicians who seem to resonate well with people and try to figure out why they're so popular.
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