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Trump can Pave Way for Lasting Immigration Reform after Border Success
I don't understand why anyone is still trotting this stuff out. Trump won the election fair and square, in accordance with the standard Electoral College process. Who cares what the margin was? It doesn't matter in any way whatsoever. Like him or not, he won. Get over it. If you are a Dem, that's okay with me, but best help the Dems put together a decent agenda for the Dems to campaign for at next election and to put up a candidate that's capable of winning; both of these things the Dems totally failed to do at the last election. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 21 April 2025
City Hall Under Fire for Inadequate Earthquake Compensation Photo via Bangkok Post Bangkok City Hall is facing criticism over its compensation for home repairs following the March 28 earthquake. Concerns arose after People’s Party MP for Bangkok, Supanat Meenchainan, highlighted the inadequacy of the compensation on social media. During a press conference led by Deputy Bangkok Governor Tavida Kamolvej, it was revealed that in certain instances additional funds may be available for exceptional cases. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358357-city-hall-under-fire-for-inadequate-earthquake-compensation/ -
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More winning for US customers
Not so anymore in the US, because either way tariffs will be applied -
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BREAKING NEWS Seven Dead as Runaway Bus Slams into Trucks and Bursts into Flames
Funnily enough, I hired a manual recently and found myself doing the same.....555 -
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City Hall Under Fire for Inadequate Earthquake Compensation
Photo via Bangkok Post Bangkok City Hall is facing criticism over its compensation for home repairs following the March 28 earthquake. Concerns arose after People’s Party MP for Bangkok, Supanat Meenchainan, highlighted the inadequacy of the compensation on social media. During a press conference led by Deputy Bangkok Governor Tavida Kamolvej, it was revealed that in certain instances additional funds may be available for exceptional cases. Supanat noted that many condominiums suffered significant damage, with repair costs for condo owners likely to reach tens of thousands of baht. However, the proposed compensation was between 300 to 700 baht per unit, with a mere 75 baht allocated for wall cracks. In one instance, compensation offered was as low as 41 baht and 90 satang. Supanat criticised these amounts, arguing they fall far short of what is necessary and reflect poor consideration for the citizens' needs. The MP also criticised the disparity between compensation rates and government spending on construction projects, suggesting taxpayers deserve better treatment. He has raised these concerns with a House standing committee, which is scheduled to question the involved officials on April 24. At the press conference, Tavida defended the compensation policy, citing adherence to existing disaster mitigation regulations. She explained that compensation is allocated for materials and repairs when damage is limited to specific areas. The deputy governor mentioned that initial estimates might change, as further assessments by city engineers are planned to precede a request for additional budget from the Finance Ministry. Moreover, an amendment proposing higher compensation amounts is to be tabled in Parliament. However, Tavida acknowledged the need for patience, as the approval process might take more time. This development comes amidst growing public impatience and a critical eye on how disaster relief funds are distributed and managed. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger -- 2025-04-21 -
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Happy Easter - News? Movies? Not very evident..
Cue people complaining now about too much religion on their TVs, given the Pope has now died.
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