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Burmese leaders congratulate Trump on victory
The leaders of Burma’s government formally congratulate the new US president-elect, while nationalists offer a strong show of support.
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The leaders of Burma’s government formally congratulate the new US president-elect, while nationalists offer a strong show of support.
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“[Republicans] passed resolutions to impose sanctions on Burma to push for change. They have always supported our democratic reforms.”
U.S. President Barack Obama arrived in Burma today – the first visit by a serving U.S. president.
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