Along march : a new president takes over, but change is coming slowly to the isolated country.
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The Economist 2 April 2011, p.25.Summary: The country held its first electon for 20 years in October 2010. The military junta dissolved itself and handed over formal power to its selected successors. Most Burmese regard new parliament with a healthy dose of scepticism, the elections was rigged giving the army's union solidarity and development party about 60% of the contested seats.
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The country held its first electon for 20 years in October 2010. The military junta dissolved itself and handed over formal power to its selected successors. Most Burmese regard new parliament with a healthy dose of scepticism, the elections was rigged giving the army's union solidarity and development party about 60% of the contested seats.
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