Since the five-point consensus was reached at the special Asean Summit in Jakarta on April 24, the process of implementing it has run into many obstacles, both inside and outside Myanmar.
The first blow was struck by the National Unity Government (NUG), which represents a group of parliamentarians elected in the elections last year.
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