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Myanmar urged to free Suu Kyi

Sunday, November 08, 2009 TOKYO: Japan urged Myanmar on Saturday to release detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi before next years election, adding it was ready to provide more aid if democratisation in the country advanced. Full Article at The News

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  1. Thein Sein
  2. Kurt Campbell
  3. Barack Obama

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  1. The Mekong region is the key to an East Asian Community. The region still faces a big development gap and by having them overcome such difficulties will raise the momentum and spirit for the community
    – Yukio Hatoyama (politician) SOURCE: Reuters Alert Net 2 weeks ago
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  3. America's greater interest in Myanmar... will benefit the Mekong region as a whole ... America is gaining greater interest in the region and we welcome it.
    – Yukio Hatoyama (politician) SOURCE: Channel News Asia 2 weeks ago
  4. we affirmed our commitment to a dialogue among the government, the opposition, and the ethnic groups
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  1. Kurt Campbell
  2. Thein Sein
  3. Barack Obama Barack Obama
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  5. Yukio Hatoyama (politician)
  6. George W. Bush George W. Bush