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Paetongtarn Shinwatra was threatened that his impeachment is from the uncle scandal. Photo/x/@roserosie_2313
He was the second prime minister, who resigned since 2023, universal elections. In August last year, the former prime minister Srett Touchnine was deleted after the court decided that he had violated the Constitution of the political appointment.
Launch Anadola, removal from Petatongtar after leakage of telephone conversations between him and former prime minister Cambodia Hun Saint, where he seemed to criticized the Thai high military commander. A telephone conversation, which was intended to facilitate the tension associated with a long-term dispute along the border of Thailand-Kamboy, actually caused the anger of the public.
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1. Short -term political risk
As a result, 36 senators presented complaints of ethics violations to the Constitutional Court, which then rejected him from his posts on charges of violations and dishonesty. The Minister of Internal Affairs Fumem Vechahai was appointed the performer of the duties of the Prime Minister -Drill.
“The suspension of the Patongtar from the post of Prime Minister from the Constitutional Court has significantly increased political risk and Thai policy,” said Titin Pongsudhirac, professor of political science and international relations at the University of Chulalongcorn in Anadolu.
He said that the scandal “became a big crisis” after the flowing phone call showed that the prime minister of Thai “took off his position, obeying” Hong Hyon.
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2. Betrayal in Thai politics
The conversation appeared only a few weeks after the Thai and Cambodia fables shot on May 28 along the controversial border, which led to the death of the Cambodian soldier. The collision again caused tension, which lasted a long time in the region.
According to Vanvitchech Bunprong, a political science specialist based in Tanya Patum, “the phone bell made the majority of the unfortunate, accusing him of committing betrayal, which caused Thailand in negotiations with Cambodia.”
3. Repeating the same scheme
Matthew Wheeler, senior analyst at the International Crisis Group, noted that this case reflects a repeating scheme in Thai politics.
“Since 2006, each government sided with the father of Patoongtan, Texin Shinavatra or in favor of the military and piano groups,” he said. “Five prime ministers who sided with Taxin, until Taxin in 2006, were overthrown as a result of a coup or court.”
Thaksin Shinwatra, the Milliadrier of Telecommunications, has served as Prime Minister since 2001, until he was overthrown during the coup in 2006. Having spent more than ten years in exile in order to avoid criminal claims, he returned to Thailand in 2023.