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Can Myanmar's First Election in 20 Years Be Fair?It has been 20 years since Myanmar held elections. Formerly known as Burma, the nation, living under military junta rule, will get to vote. The junta has already assured a third of parliamentary seats go to military. How can this be fair?- Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi Gets 18 More Months of House ArrestConvicted of violating the terms of her house arrest by allowing a foreigner to stay at her compound, Aung San Suu Kyi is sentenced to 18 months of house arrest. She has spent 14 of the past 20 years under confinement by the military junta.
- Politicizing and Militarizing Aid to MyanmarOn May 2, cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar. It was one of the deadliest natural disasters that ever hit the earth. It led to the the international community and various aid agencies came rushing to extend assistance to the people of Myanmar.
- Myanmar Junta in the Wake of Cyclone NargisCylone Nargis ha done a lot of damage already and many more severe problems may be underway if the emergency aid is not stepped up. Is the Junta more preoccupid with its grip on power than the people? When the people are gone who are you going to hold the power on?
Is it Time to Forcibly Overthrow the Myanmar Junta?The latest actions by the Myanmar Junta show the very real possibility of killing millions of people - is it time to forcibly remove them from power?
Congress Passes Bill to Sanction the Leaders of BurmaThe House of Representatives, in a unanimous vote, which is a very rare occurrence, has passed The Block Burmese JADE (Junta's Anti-Democratic Efforts) Act (H.R. 3890).- La Junta De Castilla Y León Lanza Su Nueva Web CorporativaEl lanzamiento del nuevo portal de la Junta de Castilla y León brinda a los usuarios la ocasión de conocer de cerca y de manera muy amena toda la información sobre la administración pública de la Comunidad Autónoma de Castilla y León.
The Sloganit is a poem written on seeing a procession of the labor day- A Paradox of Democracy: International Condemnation of Guinean Coup at Odds with Many GuineansAt odds with this condemnation is the wide spread support for the coup among the Guinean People. Guineans flogged to the streets of the capital city Conakry in jubilation.
- Disaster Reliefthe releif efforts in china and Myanmar pose special problems because they are closed to the outside world
WHAT IF THEY WERE PRIESTS?If reports from Rangoon showed thousands of priests being arrested, shot and beaten, what would the reaction in the West?
