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Article: Signs Growing of a Split Between Cambodia, Vietnam;Leaders Differ Over Proposal in Peace Talks That Phnom Penh Share Power With Resistance Forces
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- The Washington Post
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- December 24, 1988
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As diplomats redouble their efforts to secure a peaceful
settlement to the decade-long conflict in Cambodia, there are
increasing signs of a rift between Vietnam's leaders and the
communist rulers they installed in Phnom Penh.
Diplomats here and other analysts who closely monitor events in
Indochina say the differences, revealed in recent public statements,
appear to stem from the question of how far the Cambodian government
should go in making concessions to the three resistance forces backed
by the West and by China.
Observers say Hanoi now appears willing to accept an
internationally backed compromise agreement, while the Phnom Penh
regime seems to be taking a harder line.
A split ...
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