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Yingluck Must Follow Legal Protocols for Thailand Return, Says Minister
Thaksin Hints at Yingluck's Return Before Songkran Festival File photo courtesy: Thai Rath Thaksin Shinawatra, the influential figure behind the Pheu Thai Party, has confidently announced that his sister, former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, plans to return to Thailand from self-exile by next April. In a recent interview with Nikkei Asia, Thaksin revealed that Yingluck, who was sentenced to a five-year prison term in absentia for negligence and misconduct, is expected to return before Songkran, the traditional Thai New Year celebrated with water festivities. Expressing optimism, Thaksin conveyed that no obstacles should hinder Yingluck's return ahead of the nationwide festival, suggesting favourable conditions may soon permit her homecoming. This follows Thaksin's own return to Thailand last year after 17 years abroad, during which he managed to avoid serving a curtailed one-year jail sentence. Thaksin himself faces ongoing legal challenges, including a high-profile lese majeste case, which he claims is unfounded. He is scheduled to present his defence in court next July. Since a contentious interview in Seoul in 2015, where he discussed the monarchy in the context of the 2006 coup that ousted him, legal battles have continued to mount. Additionally, Thaksin is under scrutiny for allegedly using his connections to manipulate the ruling Pheu Thai Party, led by his daughter and current Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra. Accusations include orchestrating a political fake-out by posing as a critically ill patient to avoid prison time and using influence for personal and political gains. If the Constitutional Court rules against Thaksin, he could face imprisonment, the dissolution of the Pheu Thai Party, and a political ban on its executive members, including potential impacts on his daughter's premiership. Paetongtarn Shinawatra, now Prime Minister, is determined to avoid the pitfalls that led to her predecessor Srettha Thavisin's removal from office last August over allegations of power abuse. Amid these complex legal and political dynamics, Thaksin remains a pivotal figure, striving not only for his sister's safe return but also to maintain his influence in Thai politics despite the challenges he and his family face, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2024-11-20 -
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Foreign man flees after sexually assaulting Thai woman in condo lift - video
Got news for you - they still are -
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Foreign man flees after sexually assaulting Thai woman in condo lift - video
Another middle Eastern animal coming here because someone ate his goat and he's got nothing to raped,, catch him beat him deport him -
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British Tourist Attacked in Pattaya: Nose Broken, Eye Bruised; Authorities on the Hunt
More like two nightclub doormen offered him a lift home, they saw how drunk he was and tried to rob him once he was inside their pickup when that didn’t work out they both set about him and threw him out of their truck, all this Good Samaritan <deleted>e is just a fabrication -
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Pickup Truck Crashes into Electric Pole in Nakhon Pathom, Leaving Seven Dead
7 people in a pick up yet no one can see a problem with people riding in the back police should be held accountable but nothing will change -
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Attorney General Declines Action on Thaksin Case
Tony's miracle elixir with comatosing properties is now available 🤔 -
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U.S. Senators Introduce Legislation to Counter UN Actions Against Israel
So the question of funding is unclear. For an organisation that claims to try to provide accuracy in the fog of news, they should maybe consider their own transparency, or lack thereof.
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