Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Shwe mann trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Shwe Mann isn't the chairman of the party anymore," a USDP member told Reuters.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Treasury Department announced it was lifting sanctions on Burmese President Thein Sein andparliament speaker Thura Shwe Mann.
Shwe Mann isn't the chairman of the party anymore," a USDP member told Reuters.
Tensions have been building for months between President Thein Sein andParliament speaker Shwe Mann, both of whom have expressed an interest in leading the country.
Shwe Mann had been rumoured to be discussing an alliance with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
The government for its part on Tuesday has tried to downplay Shwe Mann's removal, which it described as"part of a normal course of business" for a political party.
Shwe Mann has already agreed to a meeting with Suu Kyi next week but no further details have been announced.
A woman presents flowers to former Myanmar ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party(USDP)chief Shwe Mann, as he campaigns at a village near his hometown Kanyuntkwin, Myanmar, Nov. 4, 2015.
Both Thein Sein and Shwe Mann have suggested they would accept the job of president after the parliamentary election.
Speaking as lawmakers gathered for their final meetings before elections in November,Aung San Suu Kyi described Shwe Mann's purge from leading the Union Solidarity and Development Party as undemocratic.
Thein Sein and Shwe Mann are said to have had a tense relationship, with both men suggesting they would accept the role of president.
The ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party(USDP), which contains a large number of former military officials, saw a major shake-upearlier this month when the party chairman, Shwe Mann, was dramatically ousted by President Thein Sein.
Shwe Mann was a presidential hopeful when the military handed over power to a semi-civilian government after 49 years of rule in 2011.
As part of its new policy, China is engaging different actors in Myanmar's emerging political scene,from parliamentary speaker Shwe Mann and army chief Min Aung Hlaing to opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
Family members said Shwe Mann was at home in Naypyidaw when the soldiers took control of the USDP compound.
This is not what you expect in aworking democracy," she said in relation to the circumstances of Shwe Mann's removal, adding that divisions within the USDP were likely to result in increased electoral support for the NLD.
Shwe Mann angered the military by supporting an attempt in Parliament in June to amend the Constitution to limit the military's political role.
Myanmar's parliamentary speaker Shwe Mann has been ousted from his role as chairman of the ruling USDP party, amid a power struggle.
Shwe Mann isn't the chairman of the party anymore,” said a USDP member of parliament, adding that“he is in good health and at home now.”.
In a statement, Parliamentary Speaker Shwe Mann announced that"all MPs(are) to start the new parliament at 10am on Monday February 1.
Shwe Mann was named acting party chairman, in addition to being a party vice president, to handle day-to-day party business.
Suu Kyi has forged ties with Shwe Mann, the speaker of parliament, ousted by President Thein Sein from the leadership of the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party(USDP) in August.
Shwe Mann remains in place as speaker, but is facing a separate push by some members of parliament that would open him to possible impeachment.
President Thein Sein, who ousted Shwe Mann as part of a major political shakeup ahead of the vote, is not running for re-election as a parliamentary candidate but could still be a nominee for president.
Shwe Mann had antagonized the military by backing Suu Kyi's campaign to reform the constitution to limit the sway of the generals over Myanmar's politics.
Mr Shwe Mann said on his official Facebook page that he had received the letter and plans to meet Ms Suu Kyi next week to discuss national reconcilation.
Until that night Shwe Mann, one of the most capable generals in the old military regime, had been seen as a likely successor to President Thein Sein, the BBC's South East Asia correspondent Jonathan Head reported.
Shwe Mann's ouster from the party follows rare discord within the establishment over the role of the military, which handed power to a semi-civilian government in 2011 but retains an effective veto over the political system.