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Demonstrations in Myanmar

Huge amounts of people took to the streets in one of  the cities in Birma - Myanmar after the military took over control in their country. They said that the election that occurred in November of the year 2020 , which was democratically won by Aung Sau Suu Kyi was faked. The military created a council which will manage the country until next election which will take place in a year. The elected leader and the president Win Myint stay under arrest and have not been seen since last Monday.What's more, on Saturday the military have arrested a foreigner - australian economic advisor of Aung Sau Suu Kyi. That was the first arrest of a foreigner since Monday. Internet access has been blocked for 24 hours from Saturday afternoon in attempt to stop protests, but demonstators managed to organize and now every day tens of thousands demonstrators pour on the streets in many cities in order to protest. They vow not to stop protests until their democratic leaders are released and democracy returns.

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  1. englishdiary9 lutego 2021 11:09

    This is definitely an interesting piece of news.
    In the future though:
    1. separate the report part (1/3 of the text at most) from your comment (where you explain why this info is interesting/surprising/etc. and/or express your own opinion) - in the post above is any of the text your reaction to this news?
    2. remember to post the link to the article

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