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"No House dissolution now"
The government will not opt for a House dissolution as a solution now, Government Spokesman Kudeb Saikrachang said on Wednesday.
He said the government still had the legitimacy to run the country because the People Power Party still had the majority control. He ruled out the possibility that the coalition parties would switch sides to join the Democrats. "We are still confident that the coaltion parties will not pull out their support from us,'' he said.
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