The week's best photojournalism - February 24, 2012
In some of the week's most captivating images, monk statues stare, a bull-fighting Superman falls, and China's vice president juggles
By The Week Staff | February 24, 2012
The week's best photojournalism
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tatues of Buddhist monks near a temple in Myanmar close to the border with Thailand. Myanmar's new government signed a ceasefire deal with New Mon State Party and its military wing after decades of conflict, and has outlined a plan for permanent peace with all 16 of the country's ethnic rebel groups. Click through for more of the week's most remarkable images from around the globe.
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