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Myanmar’s second shot at limited democracy

by Admin | Apr 1, 2026 | Governance | 0 comments

Source: Gateway House | By Rajiv Bhatia

Five years after the February 2021 military coup and eight weeks after the general elections were held, Myanmar is getting ready, once again, to transition from military rule to a ‘hybrid democracy’ stipulated in the 2008 Constitution.

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