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THE HAG LEFT

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Celebration all across Bangladesh.😭🌸✊

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they stole her shit 😭

ON HER BED??? LMAOOOOO

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“One, two, three, four, Sheikh Hasina is a dictator!"

The words had become a rallying cry for young Bangladeshis in recent weeks - and on Monday their fury ended the prime minister's 15-year reign.

The 76-year-old Ms Hasina had ruled the South Asian nation of 170 million with an iron fist since 2009 - just a month ago, protests demanding her resignation would have been unthinkable.

But by Monday morning, she was stuck in a deadly stalemate. It had been several days since the top court scrapped the job quotas that originally sparked the protests in early July. But the agitation continued, morphing into an anti-government movement that wanted her out of power.

What finally tipped the scales was the ferocity of the clashes between the protesters and police on Sunday. Nearly 300 people are estimated have died in the violence so far but Sunday alone saw at least 90 people, including 13 police officers, killed - the worst single day of casualties incurred during protests in Bangladesh’s recent history.

Critics called it “carnage”, even as Ms Hasina stood her ground.

And yet, tens of thousands took to the streets on Monday, many of them marching towards the capital Dhaka, in defiance of a nationwide curfew.

Bangladeshis, it appeared, no longer feared bullets. What had been a political movement was now a mass uprising.

Ms Hasina's decision to flee was also hastened by the military, which would have put pressure on her to step down. The army, which has ruled Bangladesh in the past and is still hugely respected, has an outsized influence over the country's politics.

The violence from the weekend as well as the prospect of facing fresh rounds of massive protests would have made the military establishment re-think its options.

I wish peace for the protestors who were killed, and their loved ones. They’ve accomplished something remarkable.

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just saw the pictures of messi crying yeppp guaranteed toaster bath had argentina not won today

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✨ lionel messi 🏆 ✨ copa américa final vs. colombia 14.07.24, hard rock stadium. © omar vega/getty images.

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pionel mickey is a two-time copa america winner

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REVERSE JINX YOU'VE ROCKED MY WORLD RAAAHHHHHHHHH

people are hyping up this hypothetical spain vs argentina finalissima scenario way too much i just know england vs colombia is going to hit the timeline like a russian nuke

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and it all started with gavi!!!!!!!

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damn we got copa america final after this

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anyway. lamine yamal ballon d'or charge begins now

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Álvaro Morata captain of the Spain National team European champion 2024

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fuck england but can't help feeling bad for kane rip

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morata lifting the euro trophy this means the world to me

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the fact that england scammed their way to a final is still diabolical btw that should never happen again

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reverse jinx >>>>>>>>

like clockwork