Cambodia set for election with no real opposition

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Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen and his wife Bun Rany Source: AAP

Cambodians go to the polls this weekend with Prime Minister Hun Sen looking to extend his 33 years in power.

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Published 27 July 2018 7:50am

By Phillippa Carisbrooke

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Cambodia set for election with no real opposition

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Cambodians go to the polls this weekend with Prime Minister Hun Sen looking to extend his 33 years in power.

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Cambodians go to the polls this weekend with Prime Minister Hun Sen looking to extend his 33 years in power.

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