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Myanmar’s parliament has voted over whether to remove the army’s veto over constitutional change, which would lead to fuller democracy. The vote received a majority but fell short of the 75% needed to win. It is expected that Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy will see big gains in the forthcoming election – their 1990 election win was ignored by the military junta who ruled at the time.
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