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dbsaiya
Sounds like we're beginning to see the military junta's strategy. Let the foreign countries continue to operate but to just keep their mouths shut regarding internal politics.
Numan
The junta seem like sore losers! Hopefully, some divesting will get their attention. Japan like always will be a follower and wait to see what other countries do.
Goodlucktoyou
She was just as bad. Most important thing is jobs and development.
Eppee
As long as the money is funneled to the junta Nissan is safe, its cheap workforce is guaranteed. Good for us investors and consumers.
Sven Asai
Disappointing, they should look how Kirin handled the development in Myanmar.
Desert Tortoise
Another reason to shun all things Nissan. At least Kirin showed some moral backbone.