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How generals turned their backs on disaster
guardian.co.uk May 11, 2008
Junta insists citizens, many of whom are in mourning and threatened by disease, go to the ballot box ... The Junta's generals are insisting their citizens, many of whom are in mourning and who are threatened by disease, go to the ballot box. Even as incoming aid was being...
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- Grains & Soybean Markets,
- Elections,
- Natural Disasters,
- Disasters, Accidents & Crises,
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