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PM survives a no-confidence vote !!!
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The prime minister and the interior minister on Thursday morning survived the no-confidence vote after a two-day censure debate against them by the Democrats.
The House of Representatives voted 297 to 134, with two abstentions, in a show of confidence in Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
The MPs voted 296 to 135, with four abstentions, in support of Interior Minister Charupong Ruangsuwan.
comes naturally to him.....no-brainer as the house comprises members of her party - heard that it's the same here too :(
Ms Yingluck's call was made in a statement broadcast over the Television Pool of Thailand at 2pm.
The prime minister asked foreign countries to have confidence in Thailand, saying the government will adhere to peaceful means in dealing with the protesters.
She said although the protesters have occupied several public offices the government has plans to ensure public services will continue without disruption.
"The government does not want to play a political game because doing so will only cause the economy and the country to step backward," Ms Yingluck said.
On the protesters' call for the establishment of a "people's government", Ms Yingluck said her government cannot respond to it because it is not possible under the present constitution.
Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban has called for a "people's government" as part of his six-point plan for reform.
The prime minister said she therefore called for the protesters to end their demonstrations and return the public offices they have occupied to the government.
She said the government will open a forum for talks for all concerned to attend to together find a way out of the political conflict.
As His Majesty the King's birthday is drawing near, she called for all people to heed the King's advice for them to love one another and unite.
The prime minister asked foreign countries to have confidence in Thailand, saying the government will adhere to peaceful means in dealing with the protesters.
She said although the protesters have occupied several public offices the government has plans to ensure public services will continue without disruption.
"The government does not want to play a political game because doing so will only cause the economy and the country to step backward," Ms Yingluck said.
On the protesters' call for the establishment of a "people's government", Ms Yingluck said her government cannot respond to it because it is not possible under the present constitution.
Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban has called for a "people's government" as part of his six-point plan for reform.
The prime minister said she therefore called for the protesters to end their demonstrations and return the public offices they have occupied to the government.
She said the government will open a forum for talks for all concerned to attend to together find a way out of the political conflict.
As His Majesty the King's birthday is drawing near, she called for all people to heed the King's advice for them to love one another and unite.
Dear Boss and Moderators and Brothers and Sisters,
I have been harassed, threatened and shadowed before and I accepted it as part of the game.
But this BKT is shadowing me like a ghost, a troll and a bloody nuisance with irrelevant posts and
spamming the same slogan.
Can you do something to stop him?
Thank you.
kopiuncle.....
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