Where have Nepal's 'nepo kids' gone as corruption takes centre stage in election?
The excess of politicians' children was front and centre of the anger that drove protests that toppled the government last year.
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The excess of politicians' children was front and centre of the anger that drove protests that toppled the government last year.
An article discussing the role of politicians' children, known as 'nepo kids', in fueling protests against corruption in Nepal, leading up to the elections scheduled for March 5, 2026.
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