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BURNING ISSUE True reconciliation badly needed Open dialogue is the only way forward amid surge in strife in the deep South Drafters remain split on key issues Constitution drafters remain divided over key issues such as whether the prime minister must be elected and whether there should be party-list MPs, said a charter writer yesterday. PROBES AEC gets tough with ministers Pair face grilling over failure to lodge complaint into lotteries Hiccup in TV graft campaign Junta leader General Sonthi Boonyaratglin yesterday blamed "human error" for broadcasting glitches during the awareness campaign on corruption aired by Army-run Channel 5 over the weekend. Prasong is 'not quitting' Constitution Drafting Committee chairman Prasong Soonsiri has dismissed a rumour that he would quit, saying it was an attempt to discredit him and confuse the public about the current political situation. Farm debts crisis shifts to Bangkok The long-standing debt crisis among rural farmers continues to play out on the government's doorstep, with separate groups appealing for help at Government House and the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives yesterday.	Top Stories Thaksin could be banned till 2010 TRT convinced another coup on the way YouTube blocked because of clip 'offensive to monarchy' Junta at risk of a backlash over lucrative benefits Politicians 'took Bt500m bribes for fire trucks deal'

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