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Thailand: Yellow-shirt party to boycott election?
By Siam Voices Fri, Mar 25, 2011 4:22AM UTC View CommentsBy Panuwat Panduprasert The yellow-shirt PAD appears to be stepping up its mission to “clean up Thai politics” as key leader Sondhi Limthongkul urged the New Politics Party (NPP), the movement’s electoral wing, to boycott the forthcoming general election. On March 23, while delivering his usual nightly diatribes against pretty much everyone associated with either...
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