Shwe Gas Bulletin: December 2009-January 2010
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Arakan Oil Watch •
February 1, 2010
A monthly summary of news about the Shwe Gas project, compiled by the Arakan Oil Watch, a core member of the Shwe Gas Movement. This month’s issue includes:
- China Tie Economic with Burma’s Military Regime Including Energy Sector
- CNPC Starts Work on $1.5 Billion Oil Pipeline and Oil Terminal in autumn
- Burma Has Gas Money: No Financial Help Needed (Editorial)
- Burma Control Import Sale Gasoline and Diesel Fuel
- Burma Plans to Hand over 3 Yangon Ports to Private Firm
- Burma Buys 20MiG-29 Fighter Jets
- Malaysian and Singaporean Firms to explore oil and gas in Burma
- Burma Is Not Broke
- India to Obtain Stake in Shwe Gas Pipeline
- Bangladesh, Burma to Resolve border Dispute
- Five Facts about China-Burma Relation
- Houses and Rice Fields Confiscated for China’s Oil Pipeline and Sea Port Project
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