Military to stay in power regardless of referendum
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Asia Monitor South East Asia Vol.1 : Vol.27, Issue 9, September 2016 , p.2 (49)Summary: The vote will determine whether the majority of the population accepts the military's reforms which amount to cementing their role in the country's political scene indefinitely.
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The vote will determine whether the majority of the population accepts the military's reforms which amount to cementing their role in the country's political scene indefinitely.
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