More seeming reforms

By Bunn Nagara

Winds of change: The people’s support for Suu Kyi is apparent. — EPA

Whenever Myanmar lurches towards a promise of change, the realities suggest otherwise – and the latest flurry of seeming change seems hardly any different.

WHEN US President Barack Obama visited Myanmar in 2014, he openly testified to the authenticity of change seen to be sweeping the country.

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