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29-Sep-2008
        

Filed under: News, Inside Burma aund the ancient and celebrated temples of Bagan, a tour guide blandly dispenses historical nuggets to tourists, his fury hidden beneath a bright smile. Myint Win, a novice monk, is taking a break from his monastery to earn some money in the town whose temples make it one of the country’s premier tourist destinations. But times are hard. The protests against the Burmese regime that... [read full story]                    

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