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Statement of the week: 'The regime in Thailand is on its last legs!'

By Tino Kuis
Posted in Position of the week
Tags: Board, Military government, Regime

February 6 2018

Tino follows the Thai written media. (Thai television is owned by the government and armed forces, with the exception of ThaiPBS, and is strictly censored). He sees a turnaround in recent months. Where previously there was a lot of positive and neutral reporting about the junta, and the occasional critical note, it is now the other way around. He hardly reads any positive news anymore, some neutral reporting and a lot of negative news and especially comments. He therefore thinks that the regime is on its last legs. What is your opinion?

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Statement of the week: 'The regime in Thailand is on its last legs!'