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Tue, June 19, 2007 : Last updated 20:59 pm (Thai local time)
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Everything on track: Sonthi
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont will have some good news for the people today, while the Assets Examination Committee (AEC) is also set to make a disclosure about corruption by the past government that will lead to criminal prosecution, Council for National Security chairman Sonthi Boonyaratglin said yesterday.
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Court dismisses lawsuit
The Criminal Court yesterday dismissed a lawsuit by Khunying Pojaman Shinawatra on grounds that she had "no cause" to charge graft busters with abuse of power.
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'Signature drive still on'
Former MPs of the defunct Thai Rak Thai Party vowed yesterday to continue their campaign to collect signatures pleading for a royal amnesty for executives banned from politics for five years, despite efforts by the military to block the bid.
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Judge denies bribe tip-off
Supreme Court president Panya Thanomrod has denied an allegation he refused a bribe designed to influence the electoral fraud verdict against the Thai Rak Thai Party after a judge alerted him to the issue.
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Gothom offers services as mediator
National Economic and Social Advisory Council chairman Gothom Arya yesterday offered to serve as a go-between to ease the friction between the Council for National Security (CNS) and anti-coup groups.
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Corruption not my area: PM
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said yesterday if he held talks with deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, they would not discuss corruption cases against him or his frozen assets.
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