The NLD finds itself in a state of déjà vu. Should it run in the general election later this year, galvanizing support for its pro-democracy ideals?

The NLD finds itself in a state of déjà vu. Should it run in the general election later this year, galvanizing support for its pro-democracy ideals?
Burma’s opposition National League for Democracy lays to rest reports it may boycott the next general election, saying that it will definitely contest the polls in 2015.
While the National League for Democracy have taken a stand against ‘safeguarding’ the constitution, is the party taking on the right political battle for the moment?
Jan 25, 2010 (DVB), A prominent Burmese monks group will boycott religious services for Aung San Suu Kyi's estranged brother unless he backs away from a dispute regarding her Rangoon…
Nov 25, 2008 (DVB), Monks in Bilin township, Mon state, decided during a recent meeting to launch a boycott against government officials and supporters by refusing alms from them and…
Sep 19, 2008 (DVB), Sittwe monks gathering in the Arakan capital of Sittwe yesterday to mark the one-year anniversary of the monk-led Saffron revolution vowed not to give up their…