Cambodia's airport dreams stall as Chinese money dries up

Residents say they've been pushed off land to make way for big-ticket projects

JACK BROOK, Contributing writer

PHNOM PENH -- For years, an airport has been slated for construction in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province, but all that exists are concrete fence posts across the razed farmlands of an indigenous community, cleared for a runway that may never get built.

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