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National Reconciliation Remains a Defining Challenge in Burma
Ms. Clinton noted that both nations are far from strangers. She said both countries had a long history together, from the earliest American missionaries to generations of traders and merchants to the shared sacrifices of World War Two.
US Supports Peaceful Institutionalization of Democracy in Burma
She noted that the United States had the first special envoy to Burma that was a position created by the Congress. She said the U.S. had members of the Senate go to Burma.
US Urges Burma For Unconditional Release of Political Prisoners
Mr. Posner stressed that ultimately the transition to a strong, sustainable democracy in this country rests with the Burmese people.
Burma Suspends Construction of Myitsone Dam
Special Representative and Policy Coordinator Ambassador Mitchell traveled to Burma September 9-14, where he held 35 meetings and exchanged views with over 80 interlocutors from government officials to pro-democracy, ethnic, and civil society leader
US Maintains Intensive Sanctions Against Burmese Regime
According to Mr. Joe Yun, coupled with the international pressure, the United States works closely with its key allies such as the European Union (EU) and its member states, Canada, Australia, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asian nations and others to enco
