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The ruling military junta fired live ammunition at the demonstrators. More than 90 protesters died over the weekend, the deadliest since the military-led coup on February 1.
In the aftermath of the bloodiest day of protest, with 90 dead, Burmese protesters are back in the country’s economic capital, Rangun. They denounce the military coup of February 1. The violence of the police seems more and more arbitrary and limitless.
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Faced with such a level of violence, part of the international community reacted. This is the case of the head of American diplomacy, Antony Blinken. “We are horrified by the bloodbath perpetrated by the Burmese security forces, which shows that the junta will sacrifice the lives of the people for the benefit of a few“, he indicated via Twitter. Nothing to worry about the army, which, on Saturday March 28, even organized a military parade. Aung San Suu Kyi, ousted from power by the military, no longer appeared in public since his arrest on February 1.
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