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BURNING ISSUE

DIVISIVE ISSUES COULD STALL CHARTER

Contentious proposals like reducing the number of MPs may rally vested interests to mobilise public against referendum




Prasong seeks to limit public rows by CDA members

Asks drafters to avoid criticising resolutions when talking to media





Party-list MPs good: Kanin, Seree

Drafters of the now-defunct 1997 Constitution opposed the idea of scrapping party-list MPs, while those who back the move believe the system of proportional representation causes rampant vote buying.

IN BRIEF

DSI approves prosecution of gang that duped foreign land-buyers

The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) yesterday ruled to prosecute a legal consultancy and a foreign gang that duped foreigners into buying land through Thai nominees in major tourist destinations.



Ram students confront TRT spokesman

Thai Rak Thai Party deputy spokesman Jatuporn Promphan reacted angrily yesterday when a group of Ramkhamhaeng University students visited the party's headquarters and demanded he stop intervening in the university's activities.



Revamp proposes a Water Ministry

The government is expected to scrutinise a new blueprint for bureaucratic restructuring within the next two weeks, PM's Office Minister Dhipavadee Meksawan said yesterday.



TRT shows Defence videotape

The Thai Rak Thai Party yesterday showed an alleged close-circuit video recording of events at the Defence Ministry last year to counter allegations it was involved in electoral fraud.



Bt1-bn for public relations blitz

A Bt1-billion public relations campaign would be carried out by the government to prevent the new constitution from being voted down, an official said yesterday.






Top Stories



Cabinet at a loss for words

Obstructive officials face tough action from above

Armed Forces share airport opportunities

Airport debacle 'caused by graft'

Bureaucrats fear AEC complaints may expose them


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