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weak confidence 2 sources extractive

Based on 2 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

The problem with constant coverage of a president’s every movement is that when the wire goes quiet, people start to wonder where the president is. From January 28 to February 14 – a 17-day period – Tajik President Emomali Rahmon receded from view. [1]

Continúan los enfrentamientos fronterizos entre tayikos y kirguises El epicentro de la tensión es el paso de Kekh. Las partes intercambian acusaciones sobre la responsabilidad de la situación. [2]

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