By Thai Newsroom Reporter THE MILITARY-ASSOCIATED PALANG PRACHARATH today (July 23) jumped onto a bandwagon of parties in shared antagonism against the Move Forward, saying they definitely will not vote for a Pheu Thai candidate for prime minister as long as the progressive camp remains as part of a Pheu Thai-led coalition. In a
Day: July 23, 2023
Protesters disrupt press conference at Pheu Thai HQ
SOME protesters barged into Pheu Thai headquarters late afternoon today (July 23) and threw powder around thus disrupting a press conference by Pheu Thai and Palang Prachararth parties after they concluded their talks, Thai Rath newspaper said. The protesters loudly asked why Pheu Thai is holding talks with military-installed parties and whether party leaders
Read moreChart Thai Pattana boss confirms stance against amending Section 112
CHART THAI Pattana Party leader Varawut Silpa-archa told reporters upon arriving at Pheu Thai Party headquarters this afternoon (July 23) for a discussion on resolving Thailand’s crisis in forming a government that his camp still upholds its stance of not amending the lese majeste law, better known as Section 112 of the Criminal Code,
Read moreChonlanan reminded of vow to quit if Pheu Thai joins hands with ‘Uncle Pom’
By Thai Newsroom Reporters CHONLANAN SRIKAEW was last night (July 22) suggested to keep his word, having earlier said will resign as the Pheu Thai leader, albeit de facto being a nominal one, if his party ever joins ranks with Prawit “Uncle Pom” Wongsuwan, leader of the Palang Pracharath. Sita Divari of the Thai
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