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Based on 6 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Mizzima According to figures released by the Myanmar junta, 26 of the 57 political parties that contested the junta-organised election failed to secure even a single seat. [1]

Burma's Union Election Commission (EC) has finalized a list of the 37 political parties that will be allowed to contest the election set to be held on Nov. 7, according to its Notification No. 97/2010 issued on Sept. 14. [2]

Just before Thu Wai, the chairman of Democratic Party (Myanmar), arrived on an organizing trip at Dala Township in Rangoon recently, he found police in civilian clothes waiting for him. (confirmed by 15 sources) [3]

The National Unity Government (NUG) • The NUG conducted a meeting on Tuesday morning. [4]

Mizzima A press statement from the Chair of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat was released on 19 January 2025 highlighted the need for dialogue to tackle common challenges and enhance stability. [5]

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