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Military rule threatens political and economic development.

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In: Asia Monitor Southeast Asia Vol 1 Vol 25 Issue 9, September 2014, page 5. (49)Summary: Thailand's military rule is extended until elections in October 2015. This article says this decision will limit economic development (sanctions are already imposed by USA, EU and Australia) and may worsen the political divide.

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Thailand's military rule is extended until elections in October 2015. This article says this decision will limit economic development (sanctions are already imposed by USA, EU and Australia) and may worsen the political divide.

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