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Enligt denna artikel kanske det finns öppningar för både kuppmakarna och Thaksin.
[size=5]Amnesty in Thailand [/size]
Written by Our Correspondent
Monday, 03 October 2011
[size=4]Thaksin is first in line[/size]
Thailand in recent days has begun to face up to the dilemma of amnesties for people on both sides of the political spectrum, going back to the generals who perpetrated the royalist coup in 2006 and encompassing those who were involved in the May 2010 confrontations that resulted in the deaths of 91 people, most of them protesters, in Bangkok.
Included is a plan ostensibly designed to eventually allow the fugitive-in-chief, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra back into the country without having to serve the two-year prison sentence for corruption that faced him before he fled in 2008. Although Thailand has famously begun a healing process that is said to be taking the country back to its historic predilection for compromise, it is fraught with peril, given the considerable hatred Thaksin has generated within the country, and it is unsure just how long it will take.
http://www.asiasentinel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3815&Itemid=164
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