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Myanmar Exiles Crowdfunding the Resistance
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February 24, 2022
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3:38Now PlayingFrom illustration commissions to pop-up food stalls and special bonds, just some of the global fundraising methods being used to support Myanmar's resistance movement. With the economy in meltdown and no official international assistance, the exiled government is seeking to raise $1 billion to look after its supporters and maintain its challenge to the rule of the military. Bloomberg's Francesca Stevens reports.
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