The quiet coup
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Newsweek 02 October 2006, pp.26-31Summary: In Thailand itself Sonthi's power grab will lead to a stronger democracy as he insists is the goal is an open question. The army's power grab bloodless and almost sedate. Real work lies ahead starting with the appointment of a new civilian prime minister.
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In Thailand itself Sonthi's power grab will lead to a stronger democracy as he insists is the goal is an open question. The army's power grab bloodless and almost sedate. Real work lies ahead starting with the appointment of a new civilian prime minister.
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