Most countries that aligned with the united states during the cold war had communist governments. were located in eastern europe. allowed free elections. were members of the warsaw pact.

Most countries that aligned with the United States during the Cold War  allowed free elections.

The governments and the press of this bloc were more inclined to refer to themselves as free World, since unlike what happened in the socialist countries, in the capitalist bloc the governments were generally democratic and transparent, elected by their own people (with certain exceptions, such as Spain and Latin America).

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the chinese communist party (ccp);

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