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'Kingmakers' to decide on ally stance
While the meeting is still going, it is widely believed Bhumjaithai's executives -- led by its leader Anutin Charnvirakul -- will discuss their stance on the issue of the forming the next coalition government once the orientation session concludes.
Meanwhile, Democrat leader Jurin Laksanavisit called a meeting of party executives to discuss the division of responsibilities and set up working panels ahead of the opening of the House session, said party spokesman Ramet Rattanachaweng.
Democrat candidates gained 52 seats in the parliament.
Mr Ramet said that Democrat MPs will meet again tomorrow to discuss the party's working principles in parliament.
"That said, we have yet to set a date to decide on whether we will join a coalition government, or sit as the opposition," he said.
Secretary-general for Pheu Thai Phumtham Wechayachai on Sunday said the Pheu Thai-led alliance remains hopeful about the prospect of forming a coalition and stopping the regime's bid to prolong its stay in power.
On Facebook, Mr Phumtham said coalition negotiations are still ongoing, despite the fact that the pro-regime camp has been trying to create the image that the issue has been settled.
According to him, Pheu Thai also expects to "win" when the House of Representatives meets on May 25 to select the House speaker and its deputies.
Varawut Silpa-archa, chief of Chartthaipattana's strategic and policy committee, said the party is likely to hold a meeting on May 23 to discuss the political directions ahead of the meeting two days later.
'Kingmakers' to decide on ally stance
- Bangkok Post Published: 20/05/2019 at 06:10 AM
- All eyes will be on the Bhumjaithai and Democrat parties on Monday as both are scheduled to deliberate and possibly announce their alliance with either the Pheu Thai-led camp, or the so-called "pro-regime" camp.
While the meeting is still going, it is widely believed Bhumjaithai's executives -- led by its leader Anutin Charnvirakul -- will discuss their stance on the issue of the forming the next coalition government once the orientation session concludes.
Meanwhile, Democrat leader Jurin Laksanavisit called a meeting of party executives to discuss the division of responsibilities and set up working panels ahead of the opening of the House session, said party spokesman Ramet Rattanachaweng.
Democrat candidates gained 52 seats in the parliament.
Mr Ramet said that Democrat MPs will meet again tomorrow to discuss the party's working principles in parliament.
"That said, we have yet to set a date to decide on whether we will join a coalition government, or sit as the opposition," he said.
Secretary-general for Pheu Thai Phumtham Wechayachai on Sunday said the Pheu Thai-led alliance remains hopeful about the prospect of forming a coalition and stopping the regime's bid to prolong its stay in power.
On Facebook, Mr Phumtham said coalition negotiations are still ongoing, despite the fact that the pro-regime camp has been trying to create the image that the issue has been settled.
According to him, Pheu Thai also expects to "win" when the House of Representatives meets on May 25 to select the House speaker and its deputies.
Varawut Silpa-archa, chief of Chartthaipattana's strategic and policy committee, said the party is likely to hold a meeting on May 23 to discuss the political directions ahead of the meeting two days later.
Greetings to all Thai veterans.
Will be heading to the South next week for some eat sleep fuck repeat routine.
Any recommendations for good chow ?
I only know there's a famous halal fried chicken ( Gai Tod Decha ) and Salau bao ( fried pork bun )
Will be heading to the South next week for some eat sleep fuck repeat routine.
Any recommendations for good chow ?
I only know there's a famous halal fried chicken ( Gai Tod Decha ) and Salau bao ( fried pork bun )
Sorry, I usually end up no further than Hua Hin. Neither am a foodie, maybe someone in the know can help you with south makan?
If life is not easy, its ok, as long as life is happy.
As a travelling screw salesman yes life is not easy, sometimes its hard, however be positive look forward to a better tomorrow.
Just completed a tough day, its just passed midnight and you are on the way to the salesman motel. Just had too much drinks with customers, needed something hot before retiring to bed. Found a noodle shop in front of a 7-Eleven but next to a happening pub
had a hot noodle supper
Kway teow noodle
Motel is just 2 mins drive away, finally arrived at motel, got registered and went to the simple room
Goodnight, its about time
As a travelling screw salesman yes life is not easy, sometimes its hard, however be positive look forward to a better tomorrow.
Just completed a tough day, its just passed midnight and you are on the way to the salesman motel. Just had too much drinks with customers, needed something hot before retiring to bed. Found a noodle shop in front of a 7-Eleven but next to a happening pub
had a hot noodle supper
Kway teow noodle
Motel is just 2 mins drive away, finally arrived at motel, got registered and went to the simple room
Goodnight, its about time
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