Hun Sen-tralising power in cambodia
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Jane's Foreign Report 13 April 2006, pp.5-6Summary: Cambodian Prime Minister made two decisive moves early this year that have caused a tectonic shift in the Cambodian political landscape. Hun Sen welcomed back an exiled opposition politician and he orchestrated a full scale political assault on the National United Front for an independent , neutral, peaceful and co-operative Cambodia.
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Cambodian Prime Minister made two decisive moves early this year that have caused a tectonic shift in the Cambodian political landscape. Hun Sen welcomed back an exiled opposition politician and he orchestrated a full scale political assault on the National United Front for an independent , neutral, peaceful and co-operative Cambodia.
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