Thai tempers fray after fraud ruling
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Jane's Foreign Report 7 June 2007, pp.1-2Summary: Protesters rally to show support for ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. The protest was against the military appointed constitutional tribunal's ruling a day earlier. The key issue is not whether Thaksin or the TRT (Thai Rak Thai) will try to stage a return power but if the army-backed government is able to boost its declining political credibility over the next six months and prevent further anti-military demonstrations before elections in December.
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Protesters rally to show support for ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. The protest was against the military appointed constitutional tribunal's ruling a day earlier. The key issue is not whether Thaksin or the TRT (Thai Rak Thai) will try to stage a return power but if the army-backed government is able to boost its declining political credibility over the next six months and prevent further anti-military demonstrations before elections in December.
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