Thailand descends into political paralysis
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Jane's Intelligence Review vol 18 no 4, April 2006, p.4Summary: Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin dissolved the lower house of parliament. The decision follows several months of increasing political pressure and has paralysed the country's political system. The political paralysis and public unrest has led to concern that the military would launch another coup if the crisis is not resolved.
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Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin dissolved the lower house of parliament. The decision follows several months of increasing political pressure and has paralysed the country's political system. The political paralysis and public unrest has led to concern that the military would launch another coup if the crisis is not resolved.
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