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Bangkok, Apr 1 (EFE).- The special representative of Myanmar’s deposed civilian government called Thursday for a foreign military intervention in Myanmar to stop the violence of the military junta, which has killed more than 530 civilians, including children, since the Feb. 1 coup.In an interview with EFE, Htin Linn Aung said foreign military intervention is the only way to stop the killings of civilians while advocating the creation of a federal army with ethnic minorities and avoiding considering the persecuted Rohingya as citizens. (Camera: GASPAR RUIZ-CANELA).SHOT LIST: AN EFE INTERVIEW WITH HTIN LINN AUNG, A SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF MYANMAR’S DEPOSED CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT (IN ENGLISH).

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