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Now that she will be charged, what are the chances she will have to resign?

I believe that if she is charged she is required to step down from official responsibilities

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'Anti-graft agency resolves to charge caretaker PM for neglect of duty in rice pledging scheme case, summons her to hear charges on Feb 27 /MCOT'

hey, is it a corruption charge, or is just 'neglect of duty' ? well, not so familiar with these Thai legal expression . . .

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Now that she will be charged, what are the chances she will have to resign?

'tis par for the course in Thailand.

What are the chances there would never have been any charges at all but for the election? She's doing well if they have cut back from the corruption charge initially suggested. Remember Suthep is out on Murder charges.

Too many people here with conflicting interests. Let's lock everyone up!

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I'm waiting for Chalerm to step in with his 90 7 day plan to protect her, and find an answer... maybe he'll announce his plan after 8pm tonight, after he's plastered.

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Unfortunately Thai courts take a long time, probable come before the courts in about 6 years, just in time for the Japanese Olympic games where she can do the same vanishing trick as her scum bag of a brother.

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Now that she will be charged, what are the chances she will have to resign?

I guess Thaksin will hire some mercenaries who will threaten the Anti-graft people.... watch out....

wanna bet?wai.gifwai.gifwai.gif

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NACC to press charges against PM for rice-pledging scheme
The Nation

BANGKOK: -- The National Anti-Corruption Commission on Tuesday found grounds to press charges and initiate impeachment proceedings against caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra for alleged negligence and dereliction of duty in the controversial rice-pledging scheme, which has cost the country dearly.

The agency summoned Yingluck to acknowledge the charges on February 27.

The decision was made after the agency's investigation found evidence; both through witnesses and documents, that she had been warned by many organisations of possible massive damage and corruption in the scheme.

Even the NACC warned in a written document that the scheme could cause massive corruption in every stage of the process.

Moreover Yingluck was informed of the corruption that was occurring in the project during debates in the Parliament. Wicha, chairman of sub-committee on rice pledging audit, said the scheme had caused losses of about Bt200 billion.

The Auditor General Office also issued a warning, asking her to review and halt the programme, which it said, had many irregularities and corruption.

A large number of rice farmers who entered the programme have not yet received payment and are now in serious financial difficulty.

Despite these factors, Yingluck insisted on continuing with the programme and this, Wicha said, clearly demonstrated her negligence to duty resulting in severe damage to the country.

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-- The Nation 2014-02-18

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Now that she will be charged, what are the chances she will have to resign?

I guess Thaksin will hire some mercenaries who will threaten the Anti-graft people.... watch out....

wanna bet?wai.gifwai.gifwai.gif

No joke..along the lines of the men in black, fortune teller in burma a few years back, the shin corp employee in Chiang Mai. Pipkins, with his new account since feb 15th, will think of a good way to justify or deny the hitmen the snake in dubai is notorious for though..

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Will the next Shinawatra please step up to the podium for their turn at running the country...rolleyes.gif

That might well be Somchai Wongsawat, seen today on TV depositing money in a GSB branch accompanied by the venerable Prompong Nopparit and Charupong Ruangsuwan and other PTP luminaries.

Strange to see them depositing their ill-gottens in a government bank, normally these sort of people are taking money out to store in safes in their own homes.

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Now that she will be charged, what are the chances she will have to resign?

'tis par for the course in Thailand.

What are the chances there would never have been any charges at all but for the election? She's doing well if they have cut back from the corruption charge initially suggested. Remember Suthep is out on Murder charges.

Too many people here with conflicting interests. Let's lock everyone up!

I know which is more likely to be found guilty, and I don't think it will be Suthep!

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Will the next Shinawatra please step up to the podium for their turn at running the country...rolleyes.gif

no more !!

now we put all the shinawatra in prison.

everybody !!

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But.....but.....but.....it was the protesters fault!.......I guess,if found guilty,she'll be sent to an inactive post.

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