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Well-known around the world, the Nobel laureate is closer than ever to her politic target.

Symbol of liberty, she finally achieved to be recognized by her peers : she is going to be a minister in Myanmar's new cabinet.

The last autobiographical movie, “The Lady”, recounts magnificently her destiny.

The film, shot in 2011 by Luc Besson, explains her childhood, her father's death, her fight for democracy … But moreover, the film redraws her romance with an English man, Micheal Aris, and her two boys' births.

This is the key to understand the actual situation.

Indeed, the Burmese Constitution includes an article, specially written for her.

Anyone with foreign spouse or children cannot hold the executive office.

Due to her children's nationality, she is barred from becoming president.

The National League for Democracy party won a landslide victory in the 8th November general elections.

Her place in the Burmese Parliament was not contested.

Obviously, Aung San Suu Kyi could not be moved away from politics.

However, several articles mentioned that she was unlikely to take a formal position in the new government.

During these last months, I was wondering if she finally could reach her dreams.

Could she be a Minister?

If possible, could she become a key element of the new Government?

The military Government is tenacious and refuses to quit.

Negotiations are ongoing but a recent article underlines the fact that The Lady might become the equivalent of a Prime Minister.

The 70-year-old plans to create a role for herself that will give her similar powers to that of this statute.

If the bill is adopted, it would be a good way of overriding the prohibition.

Importantly, the proposition allows her to keep a foot in parliament, which gives her the right to realize the necessary changes for the construction of a democracy.

The upper house gave its approval on Friday.

It is now a matter of waiting for the lower house to give its consent and a presidential sign-off.

Nothing is yet decided, but the future could celebrate an awaited triumph.