Far Eastern Economic Review1981 |
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Page 17
... leaders and - radical priests to campaign for a boy- cott of the June presidential election , they remain essentially in disarray . As one op- position leader admitted to this corre- spondent : " Maybe the best thing now would be for us ...
... leaders and - radical priests to campaign for a boy- cott of the June presidential election , they remain essentially in disarray . As one op- position leader admitted to this corre- spondent : " Maybe the best thing now would be for us ...
Page 10
... leader Khieu Samphan . But in view of the unsettled dif- ferences between the three Khmer resis- tance leaders , no major breakthrough is expected on the formation of a united front coalition government . At best , it is thought the ...
... leader Khieu Samphan . But in view of the unsettled dif- ferences between the three Khmer resis- tance leaders , no major breakthrough is expected on the formation of a united front coalition government . At best , it is thought the ...
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... leaders forced the banks to pay increased salaries and benefits retro- spective to 1977 . At this stage the government backed the federation so as to strengthen its own labour front organisation . Taking advan- tage of this situation ...
... leaders forced the banks to pay increased salaries and benefits retro- spective to 1977 . At this stage the government backed the federation so as to strengthen its own labour front organisation . Taking advan- tage of this situation ...
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