By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE PEOPLE’S is now soliciting public donations in cash to literally cover costs of their preparations for censure debate against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Bhumjaithai members of cabinet next month. The largest opposition party is calling on members of the public nationwide to hand out cash via donation.peoplesparty.or.th for
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People’s working to Bhumjaithai’s advantage over censure move: Academic
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE OPPOSITION People’s are apparently working to the ruling Bhumjaithai’s advantage, either inadvertently or purposely, now that the long-awaited censure debate and no-confidence votes have been put off until the second week of December, according to a noted political scientist. Given the latest phenomenon in which the People’s whips just
Read moreCensure debate, no-confidence votes rescheduled for December
By Thai Newsroom Reporters CENSURE debate and subsequent no-confidence votes against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and 17 other Bhumjaithai members of cabinet were today (Oct.28) rescheduled for December, thus being put off from this week as earlier proposed. Whips of the Anutin II cabinet, the Bhumjaithai-led government and the People’s-led opposition bloc today (Oct.28)
Read moreKlatham MPs tipped to get ‘dismissed’, then skip over to Bhumjaithai
By Thai Newsroom Reporters MOST, if not all, of the 58 Klatham MPs including de facto party boss/leader Thammanat Prompao might probably cast votes of confidence for Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and other Bhumjaithai members of cabinet following an approaching censure debate so that they all would likely get “dismissed” from their “independent” party
Read moreCensure debate scheduled for four days during final week of this month
By Thai Newsroom Reporters CENSURE debate against 18 members of cabinet with most being attached to the Bhumjaithai, core of the coalition government, but without those of the Pheu Thai, the second largest coalition partner, is tentatively scheduled for four days in a row during the final week of this month. Prime Minister Anutin
Read moreKlatham tipped to cast votes of confidence for Bhumjaithai censure targets
By Thai Newsroom Reporters Updated at 7 p.m., Oct. 13, 2026 THE “INDEPENDENT” Klatham under de facto party boss/leader Thammanat Prompao is expected to cast votes of confidence for Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and all other Bhumjaithai-attached members of cabinet targeted under a censure motion, given possibility that the Pheu Thai, the second largest
Read more18 cabinet members including PM targeted under censure motion
By Thai Newsroom Reporters, updated at 11.45 p.m. EIGHTEEN members of cabinet, mostly attached to the Bhumjaithai, core of the current coalition government under Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, will be grilled on the floor of the House of Representatives as targets of an approaching censure debate to be almost immediately followed by no-confidence votes
Read morePeople’s seeks tip-offs for use in censure debate against ‘Blue Regime’
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE PEOPLE’S has today (Sep.23) opened an email address entitled “antiblue@people’sparty.or.th” for members of the public including government personnel to provide the largest opposition party tip-offs and evidence pertaining to allegations of misconduct and corruption perpetrated by the Bhumjaithai-led government as a whole for use in planned censure debate at
Read morePheu Thai MPs tipped to abstain from voting for PM after censure debate
By Thai Newsroom Reporters ALL MPs of the Pheu Thai, the second largest partner in the current Bhumjaithai-led coalition government, could probably abstain from casting a yea vote in support of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to put an end to the “Blue” regime following censure debate in foreseeable future, a partisan source said today
Read moreJulapun remains tightlipped over censure motion date
By Thai Newsroom Reporters IN WHAT WAS SEEN as a sustained tug-of-war, Pheu Thai leader Julapun Amornvivat said today (Dec.6) he cannot tell exactly on what date a censure motion against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and any other members of the Bhumjaithai-led cabinet may be filed in the House of Representatives where a regular
Read morePheu Thai has prepared censure motion against PM
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE PHEU THAI, currently part of the opposition bloc, has already prepared a censure motion to be filed against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and his Bhumjaithai-led cabinet after a parliamentary session has resumed next month, confirmed Pheu Thai leader Julapun Amornvivat today (Nov.21). The neo-conservative Pheu Thai has prepared themselves
Read moreYingluck might be accused during censure debate of taking scammers’ bribes, albeit unknowingly
By Thai Newsroom Reporters FORMER PRIME MINISTER YINGLUCK Shinawatra could possibly be accused in absentia and retroactive fashion of taking kickbacks from suspected scammers, albeit unaware of their rogue activities, unless a censure motion against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul or any other members of the Bhumjaithai-led cabinet in the House of Representatives was foiled
Read morePM urged to brave censure debate in lieu of dissolving House to preempt it
By Thai Newsroom Reporters PRIME MINISTER ANUTIN Charnvirakul was today (Oct.28) advised against dissolving the House of Representatives only to avoid censure debate on the Cambodia-based scammer issue, among other hot topics besieging the Bhumjaithai-led, minority government. People’s spokesperson/MP Parit Watcharasindhu encouraged the prime minister-cum-interior minister to not dissolve the House to call a
Read moreAnutin to keep himself from being ousted by no-confidence votes
By Thai Newsroom Reporters PRIME MINISTER ANUTIN Charnvirakul could possibly become Thailand’s first head of government to be deposed by way of no-confidence votes as an aftermath of censure debate if he failed to circumvent such unbecoming phenomena via a preemptive House dissolution. Given the fact that the current Bhumjaithai-led government is a minority
Read morePM might dissolve House in early Dec. to evade censure debate
By Thai Newsroom Reporters PRIME MINISTER ANUTIN Charnvirakul might probably be pressed to dissolve the House of Representatives to call a general election by early December and might not wait until late January to do so as earlier anticipated. The prime minister may eventually decide to circumvent censure debate which might otherwise be launched
Read more1,200 policemen oversee Saturday’s demonstration
A TOTAL of 1,200 policemen will be deployed to control the demonstration at the Victory Monument on Saturday (June 28) with protesters urged to stay within the framework of the law and avoid affecting use of public space, Naewna newspaper said this evening (June 25). Pol. Lt. Gen. Archayon Kraithong, a police spokesperson, said
Read morePeople’s MP to quiz Revenue Dept about promissory notes
PEOPLE’S Party MP and deputy leader Wirote Lakhanaadisorn said he will be going to the Revenue Department on Friday (March 28) to ask for details on the use of promissory notes in transferring shares after this issue was raised during the marathon censure debate against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Thai Rath newspaper said this
Read morePaetongtarn smoothly survives censure motion
By Thai Newsroom Reporters PRIME MINISTER PAETONGTARN Shinawatra has today (March 26) survived a censure motion with a majority of MPs casting votes of support for her. After two days of censure debate against the woman prime minister/daughter of de facto Pheu Thai boss Thaksin Shinawatra at parliament, 319 Pheu Thai-led coalition MPs cast
Read morePaetongtarn dismisses Thaksin’s ‘deal with the Devil’
By Thai Newsroom Reporters PRIME MINISTER PAETONGTARN Shinawatra today (March 25) categorically dismissed allegations that her father/de facto Pheu Thai boss Thaksin Shinawatra had returned home from self-exile abroad under “the deal with the Devil.” Responding to the allegations launched by People’s MP Rangsiman Rome a few hours earlier during today’s censure debate in
Read morePM returns home after attending censure debate for almost 15 hours
PRIME MINISTER Paetongtarn Shinawatra returned home last night after participating in the no-confidence debate from 08.15 a.m. to 10.32 p.m., a total of 14 hours and 17 minutes, Amarin TV and Thai Rath newspaper said. Reporters asked her about the perplexing word “kiki” being mentioned during the debate, and Paetongtarn replied: “I just heard
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