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| A Buddhist monk, photo by AFP, joins other National League for Democracy (NLD) party supporters to celebrate the election victory. Burma’s opposition claimed a historic victory on Sunday for pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi in her bid for a seat in Parliament, sparking scenes of jubilation among crowds of supporters. |
Y es que, de algún modo, esta canción alude a los que combaten las armas con las armas.
I saw at last that the Steven Soderbergh´s film Che: Part One, USA 2008, a fine, and its great hero, but we are living in another world.
It is currently holding free elections through the impressive achievements in the fascist Burma.
Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy has claimed a landslide victory in a series of by-election contests which hold the key to Burma's return from international isolation.
The scale of the Nobel Prize-winning democracy icon's apparent victory is close to her party's performance in the 1990 constituent assembly elections, which was ignored by Burma's military rulers.
Ms Suu Kyi and other leading NLD figures spent much of the last two decades under arrest, but was freed in 2010 in a surprise move by the regime, followed by a series of political reforms.
According to The Telegraph hundreds of NLD workers began to gather on the road outside the party's ramshackle headquarters in the heart of Rangoon to celebrate their anticipated victory shortly after the polls closed.
Ms Suu Kyi is coming from the poor Kawhmu township just outside of Rangoon. According to hers party she had won with 99 per cent of the vote there.
I want to mention, because I think about it, Sylvester Stallone´s the last Rambo movie, which is located in fascistic Burma.
Awareness of the world wide went to circuits which do not follow a non-entertainment. The movie was a good.
Also I think of the Buddhists, and the sacrifices they made, of course.
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