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Coverage dated December 1, 2021

Cambodian Leader Hun Sen Says Backs Eldest Son to Succeed Him

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Hun Sen, who has presided over a broad crackdown on the opposition, has defended the idea of establishing a political dynasty

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  1. Voice of America

    Cambodian Leader Hun Sen Says Backs Eldest Son to Succeed Him (opens Voice of America)

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    Hun Sen, who has presided over a broad crackdown on the opposition, has defended the idea of establishing a political dynasty

  2. France 24

    Cambodia's Hun Sen backs son to take over leadership (opens France 24)

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    Cambodia's strongman Prime Minister Hun Sen, who has led the country for more than three decades, on Thursday backed his eldest son to take over the top job, paving the way for a political dynasty.

  3. Tucson

    Cambodia's leader Hun Sen endorses oldest son as successor (opens Tucson)

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    PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Cambodia’s long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen on Thursday explicitly declared his support to have his eldest son, army commander Hun Manet, succeed him as the

  4. Al Jazeera

    Hun Sen, Cambodian leader for 36 years, backs son to succeed him (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Prime minister says he supports his 44-year-old son Hun Manet to take over leadership through an election.

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