The prime minister of Thailand has proposed a nationwide referendum to seek a resolution to anti-government demonstrations that have paralyzed his government for the past 10 days. ...full story at Intl Herald Tribune
from Intl Herald Tribune on Thu, Sep 04 2008
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Anti-government protesters are occupying the Government House since 12 days »
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| 09 Jun 08 |
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| 30 Oct 08 |
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| 28 May 08 |
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