If you don't marry more than one wife, you will go to jail. Why does Paraguay require men to be polygamous?

Because this can solve the problem of imbalance between local men and women, and it can also quickly increase the population of the country.

Paraguay, the full name of Paraguay, is a landlocked country in central South America. Its main mountain ranges are Mount Oman and You Shan in Barranca. Its southern border is completely bordered by Argentina, and its northeast corner and northwest corner are Brazil and Bolivia respectively. The land area is 406,800 square kilometers and the population is more than 7 million.

Paraguay is a relatively small country. /kloc-in the 0/9th century, this country went to war with Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia at the same time, resulting in the death of 80% of the young people in the country at that time. There are only a few men in the country. In order to restore the population, they had to start practicing polygamy. In fact, the purpose of doing this is to better solve the problem that local women become single women and older women.

Such a policy is a great one for us outsiders. In fact, local men are really upset. If you don't marry too much, you will go to jail, and if you divorce, you will go to jail. Most women here are housewives. They don't want to go out and work hard. All the family expenses fall on men. These men say they are under too much pressure.

Do you still envy the men in this place after knowing the truth? Better than monogamy? Now that the population of their country has basically recovered, many men have proposed to the government to abolish this system, but the government still wants to continue to increase the population and refuses to abolish it.

In fact, they are also very poor. It is sacred for two people to get married and have children together after they fall in love. In their country, it is more of a social responsibility and a national responsibility.