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Pravit Rojanaphruk can be reached at [email protected] and followed on Twitter at @pravitr.
A crowd of mostly Redshirt supporters gathers Saturday evening at Ratchaprasong Intersection in Bangkok to hold a vigil for those killed in a 2010 military crackdown.

Police Surround Site of Vigil For Those Killed in 2010 Crackdown

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Police speak to Pheu Thai Party secretary general Phumtham Wechayachai before the party held a news conference Thursday where they criticized the military regime's failures ahead of the four-year coup anniversary at party headquarters in Bangkok. Photo: Matichon

Pheu Thai Event on Junta Failures Draws Prosecution Threat

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Kobsak Pootrakool in an undated file photo. Photo: Matichon

PM Office: Reforms to Show Results in 8 Months

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Former Sen. Paiboon Nititawan in an undated file photo. Photo: Matichon

Former Senator Announces New Pro-Prayuth Party

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Before a backdrop featuring the word 'Reform,' regime legal adviser Wissanu Krea-ngam speaks about the process in September 2017. Photo: Matichon

Junta Appointees Concede ‘National Reforms’ Have Little to Show

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Chinese Tourism Increasing Despite Coercive Guides: TAT Chief

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The Military Junta as a Political Party

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Prayuth Top Choice for PM, Recent Poll Says

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From left, an unidentified protest photographer, Rangsiman Rome, Nutta Mahattana and Sirawit Seritiwat at a January protest on the Skywalk at Pathumwan intersection in Bangkok.

Police Threaten Coupversary Charges, Protesters Say ‘No Longer Afraid’

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Open wounds on an emaciated dog in a photo supplied to Khaosod English purportedly taken during this past week at a Livestock Department quarantine facility in Nakhon Panom province.

Officials Deny Massive Dog Deaths – Agree to Let Vets In

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