Burma Election Lack Credibility, Says the US - Suite101.com


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Burma Election Lack Credibility, Says the US
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The US believes Burma's (aka Myanmar) general election that is set for 7 November 2010 "will not be credible". With the 7 November Burmese general elections ...
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Myanmar junta sets November election date - CNN

Myanmar junta sets November election date
CNN
State media reported Friday that general elections will be held on November 7. A statement from Ban noted the announcement and asked that Myanmar's ...
Would November poll make any positive breakthrough in Burma? The New Nation
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ELECTION 2010 --- Shan State - Shan Herald Agency for News

ELECTION 2010 --- Shan State
Shan Herald Agency for News
With only about 70 days left, time is fast running out to inform voters that they have to go to the polls in Burma's first election in 20 years. ...

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Burma Elections 2010 - iNEWP- Freedom of Speech

Burma Elections 2010
iNEWP- Freedom of Speech
The Burmese junta is to undertake a huge military reshuffle next week, after which 10 officers at the rank of lieutenant general ranks are to retire to ...

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'De facto' PM plays the racial card again - Malaysia Kini

'De facto' PM plays the racial card again
Malaysia Kini
The country would like to move on to the post-Mahathir era, and hopefully after the next general election, the post-BN and Umno era. ...

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