Since Myanmar gained independence on March 4, 1948, a multi-party democratic parliamentary system has been implemented.
In p>1962, General Ne Win overthrew the government of Wu Nu, and began to implement a one-party system in which the Myanmar Socialist Platform Party was in power.
At the beginning of p>1963, Myanmar's military government held "inviting peace talks" with weasels to pay New Year greetings to chickens for many new and old Burmese political parties on the ground, such as the Anti-Fascist Freedom League, the Allied Party and the United Workers' Party. After half a year, they hunted down and hunted down the leaders of all political parties without forgiveness.
on September 18th, 1988, after the Burmese army took over the political power, Myanmar politics ushered in a short spring. A military government headed by General Maung Saw was established, the old People's Assembly and the State Council were abolished, a new State Council was established, and the original socialist platform party was dissolved, the one-party system was abolished and the multi-party parliamentary system was implemented. At present, there are about 1 major democratic parties in Myanmar, the largest of which is the Myanmar National League for Democracy, with Aung San Suu Kyi, daughter of General Aung San, the founding father of the country, as its chairman. The second is the Myanmar National Unity Party, which was reorganized from the original platform party. The third largest democratic party is the Shan League for Democracy. But it didn't last long.
In May p>199, Myanmar held a multi-party democratic general election. The result of the general election was far beyond the expectation of the Myanmar military government, and the Myanmar Democratic League headed by Aung San Suu Kyi won the general election. However, the military government refused to hand over power on the grounds that it had to make a constitution before handing over power. The contradiction between the Burmese people and the military government has further deepened and intensified.
The military government blatantly abolished the federal constitution, which was the only treaty that formed the big family of Myanmar in 1947. It brutally killed and detained the leaders of all nationalities in each state, causing the Shan, Karen, Kachin, Qin and Meng nationalities who signed the agreement to be extremely sad and angry. In 1963, the military government "invited" the Shan Independence Army, the Shan Liberation Front, the Kachin Independence Army and the Jiren Self-Defense Force to Yangon to negotiate peace. By November of that year, the military government shouted "Stop Thieves" and offered the banner of "Defending the Federation and Opposing Separatism". So far, it has been systematically burning and robbing all the Turkish villages, waging a genocidal civil war, and using rape of ethnic minority women as a means of war. These have made people of all ethnic groups hate the Burmese chauvinism, the despicable behavior of thieves shouting to stop thieves, the brutal policy of forced assimilation, and the practice of fighting the civil war to the end.
At present, the Constituent Assembly has been held for nearly seven and a half years, but no agreement has been reached yet, and it is still held intermittently, and the end is far away, making it the longest meeting in the world. The military government promised that after the conclusion of the National Assembly and the formulation of the new constitution, Myanmar would hold another general election according to the procedures stipulated in the new constitution, and then the military government would hand over the state power to the winner of the general election. In recent years, the military government has used both soft and hard methods to disintegrate and destroy the democratic parties one by one, and at the same time organized and established the Union of Myanmar Consolidation and Development Association as its reserve force.
On November 15, 1997, the Law and Order Committee was renamed the Myanmar Peace and Development Committee. The current government has 31 ministries, The details are as follows: Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Ministry of Construction, Ministry of Cooperatives, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Border and Minority Development, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Finance and Taxation, Ministry of Forestry, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Immigration and Population, Ministry of Hotels and Tourism, Ministry of First Industry, Ministry of Second Industry, Propaganda Department, Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, Ministry of Mining, Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development, Ministry of Railways.