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Chetta to lead when Snoh quits
A new leader will be chosen to succeed veteran Snoh Thienthong when the Pracharaj Party holds its annual meeting on September 20 at Impact Muang Thong Thani, a key party member said yesterday.
Published on August 31, 2007
Suchart Bandasak said Snoh would step down at the meeting and the new party board would be selected along with the new leader. Snoh will become party chief adviser.
Former Army chief General Chettha Thanajaro is expected to succeed Snoh. Chetta said last week he would re-enter politics - a move as pointing to his imminent takeover as the new Pracharaj leader.
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