Burma march 'largest in 20 years'

Burma march 'largest in 20 years'

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Burma's largest anti-government protest in nearly two decades has taken place in the former capital Rangoon, led by Buddhist monks and nuns.

Up to 20,000 people took to the streets on the seventh day of protests calling for an end to the "evil dictatorship".

Unlike a day earlier, police barred a group of monks from entering the road that leads to the home of detained opposition leader AuL

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[edit on 23-9-2007 by dntwastetime]

[edit on 23-9-2007 by UM_Gazz]

This is really incredible World news. The people are moving in major mass. It says they are calm, but moving forward. They said that fuel was doubled in the last year.Very tense situation.I will be watching this close.edit: There are conflicting reprts going on about if it has ended or not. Different sites are reporting different storys.
DWT

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