Chief Opposition whip Jurin Laksanavisit said Wednesday that the Democrat Party will file a censure motion against the Yingluck Shinawatra government next week. He said Democrat MPs have already signed their support for the motion. Read more: The Nation By The Nation
BANGKOK, 7 November 2013 (NNT) – The Pheu Thai party submited a petition to the Election Commission calling for the dissolution of the Opposition Democrat party over their involvement in recent protests. Pheu Thai spokesman Prompong Nopparit said Democrat party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva led the anti-government rally to march into Ratchadamnoen Avenue, which has been […]
BANGKOK, Nov 6 – The ruling Pheu Thai Party declared a total retreat today with a promise to withdraw six pending bills related to the proposed amnesty and reconciliation measures from Parliament. Amnuay Klangpa, chief of government whips, told a news conference that the whips resolved to pull out all six pieces of legislation, including […]
BANGKOK, 6 October 2013 (NNT) – The ruling Pheu Thai party said there will not be a cabinet reshuffle at this moment as it has only been 3 months since the last reshuffle. Following the widespread rumor, Pheu Thai Deputy Spokesman Anusorn Iamsa-ard said the government has no plan for cabinet shake-up at the moment […]
BANGKOK, Sept 8 – Nearly half of the poll respondents said they would still vote for the ruling Pheu Thai Party if a new election were to be held today, according to the latest poll by Assumption University. ABAC Poll Director Noppadon Kannika said the poll on the popularity of political parties was conducted among […]
Pheu Thai Party is planning to hold 10 major rallies at different spots across the Kingdom in a move to seek public support for its bid to amend the Constitution and push through the Amnesty Bill. Anusorn Iamsa-ard, deputy spokesperson of the party, told the press Friday that the three-month House recess period would be […]
Pheu Thai Party candidate Pongsapat Pongcharoen promised Tuesday to build public toilets at all 4,900-plus bus stops in the capital if he is elected as the next Bangkok governor. He also promised to set up 38 24-hour outlets at district offices to serve Bangkokians nonstop. Read more: The Nation
BANGKOK, Nov 15 – A sole member of the ruling Pheu Thai Party is seeking a Constitution Court order to thwart the planned anti-government rally led by the Pitak Siam group set for Nov 24. Party member Singthong Buachum and his lawyer submitted the petition to Constitution Court deputy secretary-general Panya Udchachon asking the court […]
