Pridiyathorn calls for Yingluck to resign
Former Bank of Thailand governor Pridiyathorn Devakula on Thursday called for caretaker premier and the government to resign, saying they are failed government.
Their major projects including rice-pledging scheme and solar cell have failed and no one now trusts them anymore.
Pridiyathorn, also an ex-finance minister, issued an open letter to Yingluck Shinawatra and her caretaker government.
He states that all economic transaction has dropped seriously. He said Yingluck should allow a setting up of central government that is acceptable by every party.
The Nation
Pridiyathorn, also an ex-finance minister, issued an open letter to Yingluck Shinawatra and her caretaker government.
He states that all economic transaction has dropped seriously. He said Yingluck should allow a setting up of central government that is acceptable by every party.
The Nation
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