Thai pm survives no confidence vote

Thai pm survives no confidence vote

A major party with roots in Thailand in the 1950s and 1960s, the party’s leader, Thaksin Shinawatra, has died, his office confirmed on Friday. His son, Jomchaket said the late president’s sister, Suharto, was still at the hospital.

At least 19 leaders of the party have been killedapronx, according to a tally by The Associated Press.

The AP first reported the news on Friday.

No one immediately answered예스카지노 a telephone call by the AP.

The party leader died Monday, his office우리카지노 said in a statement. He had been a leader in the Thaksin-dominated parliament since 1988. Thaksin, a long-time foe of the government who led the ruling party for a decade, stepped down after his two sons, Yingluck, a former prime minister, and her brother, who took over in 2010, were disqualified over their political allegiances.

The move drew criticism from the international community.

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AP contributed to this report.