Obama encourages Myanmar to continue with its 'remarkable journey'
November 19th, 2012 by
vic labadie
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Obama during his speech at Yangon's University Hall. A desire for change had been met by an agenda of reform, he said, and he was there to extend a "hand of friendship".
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Obama during his speech at Yangon's University Hall. A desire for change had been met by an agenda of reform, he said, and he was there to extend a "hand of friendship".
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Obama during his speech at Yangon's University Hall. A desire for change had been met by an agenda of reform, he said, and he was there to extend a "hand of friendship".
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A Burmese man with American flags and a t-shirt in Yangon's streets, for Obama's visit.
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Burmese men with American flags and a t-shirt in Yangon's streets, for Obama's visit.
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A child holds a picture of Aung San Suu Kyi, a Burmese opposition politician and chairperson of the National League for Democracy, along with President of the US, Obama.
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President of the United States, Barack Obama urges Myanmar leaders not to extinguish ‘flickers of progress’ during the conference at Yangon University. During the visit, the leader met the Nobel Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi and Thein Sein.
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