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Yingluck announces House Dissolution

 

 

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on Monday said she has already sought royal approval for House dissolution to return power to people and to solve the ongoing political conflicts.

 

Therefore, a national election will be held accordingly, she said. Speaking at special broadcast at 9.42am, Yingluck said her government has tried its best to settle the conflicts and to talk to anti-government protesters who demanded what she described as not allowed by the laws and the constitution.

 

"At this stage, when there are many people opposed to the government from many groups, they claim to represent people. Therefore, the best way is to give back the power to the Thai people and hold an election.

 

So the Thai people will decide," she said.

 

The announcement came as as thousands of protesters are marching to the Government House and took place one day after opposition Democrat Party MPs resigned en masse.

 

She said the ongoing protests put the country into dilemma. She said the Cabinet members will also be dissolved but they will remain the interim government which has authority to do duties that are allowed by the laws.

 

 

http://www.nationmul...n-30221658.html

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Hi,

 

Got a call from Waerth a few minutes ago. He's at Chatuchak BTS station and according to him the road below him - all 9? lanes - are covered in people marching into town. Been like that for over an hour.

 

Sanuk!

 

He invited me to join him, but I've got stomach problems. (Just over food poisoning.) I'd love to be there to see it.

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Thai Premier Calls for Elections as Opposition Quits

BANGKOK - Facing volatile street protests and the mass resignation from Parliament of the main opposition party, Thailand's prime minister on Monday called for fresh elections, the latest in a series of attempts to defuse anger against her political party and ...

 

 

Thailand: embattled PM to dissolve parliament and call electionsTelegraph.co.uk

 

Thai PM Yingluck to dissolve parliament and call electionsBBC News

 

Your preferred source:Protesters demand Yingluck resignBangkok Post

From Thailand:PM announces dissolution of parliament

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Headlines ...

 

Suthep's procession reaches Chatuchak BTS station

 

Police guard Government House gates, preventing entry by protesters, reporters

 

Criminal court refuses to issue arrest warrants against 13 protest leaders

 

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Blue Sky shows them arriving at Victory monument now ... quite a walk from Chaeng Wattana.

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CAPO estimates number of protesters at 98,650

 

 

The Centre for the Administration of Peace and Order estimated the number of the anti-government protesters at 11.50am at 98,650 people.

 

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/CAPO-estimates-number-of-protesters-at-98650-30221684.html

 

 

p.s. And it is greatly in their interests to underestimate!

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