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Malaysia to send election observers to Myanmar’s December 28 polls amid ongoing conflict and boycotts.
Malaysia will send election observers to Myanmar for its delayed national polls, set to begin December 28, following talks between Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan and junta leader Min Aung Hlaing in Naypyidaw.
The military government calls the vote a step toward reconciliation, but international observers and opposition groups view it as a move to legitimize military rule.
Over 5,000 candidates from 57 parties are expected to run, though many ousted lawmakers and armed resistance groups are boycotting.
Malaysia’s foreign ministry confirmed discussions on the elections and efforts to halt violence, but did not detail the observer mission.
The civil conflict continues to undermine the vote’s credibility.
Malasia enviará observadores electorales a Myanmar para las elecciones del 28 de diciembre en medio del conflicto y los boicots en curso.