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PM hints at an early poll after constitution rewrite
Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej on Thursday hinted there would be a snap election after the completion of charter amendments.
Samak spoke to Thai expatriates at the Thai Embassay during his visit to Malaysia.
"The charter rewrite is for the future and this government will not be the one using the revised provisions because there will be the general election after completing the amendments," he said as reported by Thai News Agency.
Samak voiced confidence that the rewriting process would complete successfully.
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