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作成日: 2023/08/22 08:44

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Thailand&#039;s progressive voters celebrated victory in May&#039;s general election. But they&#039;ve since seen their party forced out of plans to build a new government. And now, the second-largest Pheu Thai party is forming a coalition with the country&#039;s hardliners.
                
The new alliance includes the pro-military United Thai Nation Party, which campaigned in May under outgoing Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, and the Palang Pracharath Party, which played a key role in his administration.
                
Pheu Thai leader Cholnan Srikaew insisted they will all be working together.
                
Pheu Thai&#039;s members are expected to pick real-estate tycoon Srettha Thavisin as their candidate for prime minister in a parliamentary vote set for Tuesday.
                
He&#039;ll be seeking support from more than half of the 750-seats. The new coalition holds 314 in the Lower House.
                
But in the latest opinion poll, 64 percent of respondents say they do not want a government featuring Thailand&#039;s pro-military conservatives.
                
Familiar faces from the recent past are emerging amid all the unrest. Former leader Thaksin Shinawatra will likely return from exile on Tuesday. He was ousted in a military coup back in 2006.
                
He&#039;s affiliated with Pheu Thai, and local media say his negotiators may be asking the new coalition to grant him a pardon.

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