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- Myanmar (Burma)
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The Irrawaddy reported that Myanmar Prime Minister said that his government would soon announce an electoral law for 2010 Elections.
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People of Burma, the reason there are refugee camps in Thailand is because of the cruelty of Thitsaphout Than Shwe towards his own people, this must be stopped. How many more of your people will be murdered, raped and tortured? Before this traitor Than Shwe and his thugs are stopped, Brothers and Sisters reclaim your country; reclaim your right to live in peace in your own land Brothers and Sisters of Burma stand against this murderer stand against this criminal.