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Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Mizzima The Burmese junta’s decision to end the state of emergency ahead of the illegal elections announced for next December only serves to pull the wool over the eyes of those countries preparing to accept this farce: China, Russia, India, Belarus,... [1]

By Contributor: Jean Arragon Tuesday, June 16, 2009 [2]

Cardenal birmano: elecciones, una "peregrinación sacra" hacia la democracia y la libertad Yangon (AsiaNews) - "En Myanmar, la democracia es una peregrinación sagrada", que pasa por "pruebas, dudas y contratiempos”, Sin embargo, la amarga disputa que ... [3]

Para la sindicalista Khaing Zar Aung, 'la Junta militar birmana podría caer en un año’ A los 16 años comenzó a trabajar en una fábrica de indumentaria en Myanmar, donde cosía ropa para grandes marcas internacionales. [4]

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