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mercoledì, febbraio 13, 2008
"So-called". Non che uno s'aspetti qualcos'altro ma questa è la reazione ufficiale del governo di Putin alla messinscena del regime di Naypyidaw (sottolineature mie):
"Setting a clear timeframe for political reform in Myanmar, as laid out in the well-known roadmap [to democracy] and designed to ensure a transition to civilian rule, will alleviate tensions that are being ratcheted up by certain countries around the so-called Myanmar issue," the ministry said. Mica per niente il "so-called" presidente russo è così popolare. Intanto il blogger Nay Phone Latt è stato rinchiuso nella "so-called" infame galera di Insein insieme ad altri giornalisti e poeti: Nay Phone Latt was transferred to Insein prison on 7 February following his arrest in Rangoon on 29 January and his indictment for threatening state security under Section 5J of the Emergency Provision Act of 1950. His relatives, who have not been able to visit him since his arrest, have been told that he has also been charged with violating a 1996 TV and video law imposing government control over all political content. It carries a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. The winner of the Reporters Without Borders - Fondation de France press freedom prize in 2006, U Win Tin was transferred yesterday from a Rangoon hospital back to his special cell in Insein prison, where he has been held since July 1989. He was hospitalised on 22 January for a hernia operation. The poet Saw Wai was transferred to Insein prison last month after being arrested for criticising the head of the junta, Gen. Than Shwe, in a coded message. |
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A Luisa.   
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