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In Laos, Chinese people dominate the economy. Laos currently has about 13 Chinese special economic zones, including 10,000 hectares of Golden Triangle Economic Zone (GTSEZ). Auntie’s House Rules Kitchen Open 24 Hours Dessert Comes First Bed Time Negotiable No parents Allowed shirt and canvas. Paul Chamber, research director of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand, said: "The northern part of Laos is now almost transformed into a new China." In 2014, many Lao people living at GTSEZ demonstrated against the government's clearance and land acquisition to expand the special economic zone. According to Linh consultant at Bokeo: "China will continue to build relationships here and can turn Laos into the next Tibet. Laos's population is estimated at 6.5 million in 2012, unevenly distributed across the territory. Most people live in the valleys of the Mekong River and its tributaries. Vientiane has 740 thousand inhabitants in 2008. The population density of Laos is 27 / km2. [45] Lao residents are often divided by elevation, close to ethnicity.
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In Laos, Chinese people dominate the economy. Laos currently has about 13 Chinese special economic zones, including 10,000 hectares of Golden Triangle Economic Zone (GTSEZ). Auntie’s House Rules Kitchen Open 24 Hours Dessert Comes First Bed Time Negotiable No parents Allowed shirt and canvas. Paul Chamber, research director of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand, said: "The northern part of Laos is now almost transformed into a new China." In 2014, many Lao people living at GTSEZ demonstrated against the government's clearance and land acquisition to expand the special economic zone. According to Linh consultant at Bokeo: "China will continue to build relationships here and can turn Laos into the next Tibet. Laos's population is estimated at 6.5 million in 2012, unevenly distributed across the territory. Most people live in the valleys of the Mekong River and its tributaries. Vientiane has 740 thousand inhabitants in 2008. The population density of Laos is 27 / km2. [45] Lao residents are often divided by elevation, close to ethnicity.
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