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Myanmar's military junta plans elections by December but faces boycotts and criticism over legitimacy.
Myanmar's military junta has ended a three-year state of emergency and plans to hold elections by December, according to state media.
Led by Min Aung Hlaing, the junta formed an 11-member commission to oversee the electoral process.
However, opposition groups have pledged to boycott the elections, which the UN has criticized as a "fraud" to legitimize the military's rule.
A new law imposes harsh penalties, including the death penalty, for anyone disrupting the election.
Despite international criticism, analysts predict that Min Aung Hlaing will retain significant power after the election.
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La junta militar de Myanmar planea elecciones para diciembre, pero se enfrenta a boicots y críticas por la legitimidad.