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I don't think anyone can say with any certainty what might happen over the next three days. What's likely is that Myanmar's veering towards its most acute constitutional crisis since the abolition of the old junta in 2010.

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Matthew Tostevin

@TostevinM

· Jan 28, 2021

Myanmar’s election commission has rejected allegations of voter fraud in last year's election after comments from the army and commander in chief Min Aung Hlaing that have raised fears of a possible coup. reut.rs/3qWVL9m

1:31 PM · Jan 28, 2021Twitter for iPhone

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The tanks on the street isn’t helping

David

@yangontar1980

Jan 29, 2021

Just a subtle reminder of who has the real power. UEC outright denial not accepting its shortcoming and misconduct. Only a credible third-party investigation of voter frauds will solve this Myanmar Stand-off.

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Why next three days? Thx.

Boyz

@BoyzUgly

Jan 29, 2021

New parliament will start next 3 days.

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I think, this constitution crisis has began since 2008, bcaus it is not fare and free one & it alway opens a chance for military to take over all the time. Normally, the constitution has to come from people, by people, & for people.