Moving images of the 10 poorest countries in the world
(Baonghean.vn) - Nearly half of the people in the world's poorest countries always face unemployment and hunger.
1. Yemen
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| Yemen is mired in civil war and economic poverty. More than 45% of the population lives below the poverty line. The catastrophic consequences of the more than two-year war in Yemen have claimed the lives of 10,000 people, left more than 17 million people hungry and 6.8 million "just one step away from famine". Millions are eating grass, leaves or drinking water to survive. Pictured: A family eats breakfast outside their tent in a camp for displaced people near the capital Sanaa. Photo: Reuters |
2. Brundi
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| Being a country with poor resources and underdeveloped industry. Land is eroded due to indiscriminate livestock grazing, uncontrolled agricultural expansion and widespread deforestation. The political situation here is unstable. The economy relies on coffee exports but coffee prices are unstable and are greatly affected by the world coffee market. Photo: Internet |
3. Serbia
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| The Republic of Serbia is a country famous for its corruption and political instability. Up to a quarter of the Serbian population is unemployed. The country has been constantly wracked by wars, starting with the war with Yugoslavia in the early 1990s and then the war with Kosovo, causing the lives of its people to fall into a state of constant poverty and misery. Photo: Drogriporter. |
4. Lithuania
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| Despite having a fairly high GDP per capita, Lithuanians are among the unhappiest people in the world. This is a country with a high suicide rate and is also the country with the highest alcohol consumption in the world. Perhaps because they live in a country that is always immersed in alcohol, the lives of people here are considered the most unhappiest. Photo: Bnn-news. |
5. Chad
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| Chad is one of the poorest and most corrupt countries in the world; most of its population lives in poverty thanks to subsistence agriculture. According to the World Bank, 47% of Chad's population lives in poverty, most of whom live in rural areas. The average life expectancy here is only 49 years, the lowest in the world. Photo: Internet |
6. Syria
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| Syria has been suffering from civil war for decades. Death, riots and war have always besieged this country. Life is full of hardship and blood, so it is considered a country without laughter. The fighting has left Syria devastated and in ruins. More than 80% of the population lives below the poverty line. Photo: Hurriyet Daily News. |
7. Nigeria
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| Most Nigerians live in poverty and disease. With an income of about 1 USD/person/day, poor people in Nigeria have to live from hand to mouth. The reason is rampant corruption, along with poor economic management and conflicts between states, making this country unable to develop. In the photo: Poverty forces most people in Niger to live in makeshift houses like this. Photo: Printest. |
8. Togo
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| Political instability and serious human rights violations have kept Togo from rising. Nearly half of the population in Togo lives below the international poverty line, earning just $1.25 a day. Photo: Womans blog. |
9. Afghanistan
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The war has been over for more than 10 years, but the country is still mired in abject poverty. Afghanistan’s government is perhaps the worst in the world. Afghanistan is so poor that half the population is unemployed. People here cannot earn $1 a day. Photo: RAWA. |
10. Central African Republic
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| Since gaining independence from France in 1960, Central Africa has often faced chaos and political instability. The country was also a hotbed of armed conflict in the 2000s. Although the country has many natural resources such as gold, diamonds, uranium, crude oil and various agricultural products, Central Africa cannot develop its economy because it does not have a responsible and stable government. Photo: Internet |
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