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Myanmar’s parliament begins selecting a new president on March 30, with a military-backed candidate expected to win, maintaining military control under a civilian facade.
Myanmar’s parliament will begin selecting a new president on March 30, following a contested election won by a military-backed party.
The process involves nominations from the military and both houses of parliament, with three candidates to be vetted before one is chosen as president and two as vice presidents.
Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing is expected to win, though he must step down as Commander-in-Chief to comply with the constitution.
Analysts say the vote reflects a continuation of military control under a civilian facade, not a genuine democratic transition.
Since the 2021 coup, Myanmar has faced ongoing conflict and armed resistance, with real power remaining in military hands.
El parlamento de Myanmar comienza a seleccionar un nuevo presidente el 30 de marzo, con un candidato respaldado por el ejército que se espera gane, manteniendo el control militar bajo una fachada civil.