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Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur
By: Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur
Politics is all about perception, if people believe that a policy is detrimental to their interests then not even a deluge of spin, arranged news conferences, full page advertisements and assurances by its advocates is going to change that perception.
A majority of people in Balochistan view mega-projects with extreme suspicion and certainly not without a reason. The gaping divide between the proclaimed intentions and reality completely undermines the already zero credibility of government's assurances in Balochistan regarding the people and its vast resources.
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30.09.2008 - Requiem for Reko Diq
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13.06.2008 - Will history absolve them?
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13.05.2008 - Testing times
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