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Thai junta prepares for constitutional referendum
The 7 August referendum on a new constitution will be the first real test of the junta’s popularity since it took power more than two years ago.
International Lead Story Military News Politics
The 7 August referendum on a new constitution will be the first real test of the junta’s popularity since it took power more than two years ago.
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Burma opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, said she would rather lose the election than win through scandals as she campaigned in her constituency on the fringes of Burma’s commercial capital, Rangoon on Saturday.
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Thai FM says that plans are being made to return refugees after the 7 November elections but comments are rubbished by aid groups
Burma opposition leader’s criticism of the Thailand government angers Thai senator who calls for an investigation into financial ties between Suu Kyi and Thaksin
Thai government to curtail movement of migrants whom it fears will strengthen anti-government protests in Bangkok next month