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Báo Thanh niênBáo Thanh niên06/10/2023


The arguments of the new government in Thailand about the need for a new constitution are in fact valid, arguing that a new constitution is needed to truly heal the wounds caused by the military coup and to ensure democracy in the country.

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Prime Minister of Thailand Srettha Thavisin

In fact, this plan contains many risks and uncertainties for the newly formed government in Thailand. The current constitution is essentially a product of the military government of former Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha. It ensures that the military in Thailand still has a very decisive role, position and influence, even in the case that it is no longer directly in power or only participating in the regency as it is now. This constitutional change will certainly be seen by the military in Thailand as a challenge, even a declaration of war in name.

Historical experience in Thailand shows that a military coup can happen at any time. The results of the recent parliamentary elections reflect the popular sentiment in Thailand that they do not support a military coup to overthrow an elected civilian government. The military in Thailand will wait to see the specific content of the new constitution before deciding on a course of action. The Thai government must have known that walking on a tightrope means accepting risks and dangers.



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