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ลองอ่าน สรุปของ Economist ดูนะ ว่าเขาพูดอะไรไว้เกี่ยวกับการเมืองไทย
Thailand has endured 18 coups since the 1930s; its military has dominated much of the post-war period. Its first fully democratic constitution, introduced in 1997, was still freshly inked when an army junta seized control of the government and deposed the prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, in September 2006. Hated by urban Thais but loved by the rural poor, the democratically elected Mr Thaksin has been accused of corruption and abuse of power. His departure may have been overdue, but in sacking him the generals struck a deep blow at a fragile political system.
An interim regim installed by the junta ruled dismally until elections were held in December 2007. At the polls, Thais voted against the coup and restored Mr Thaksin's (renamed) party to power. Since taking office in February, the new government has pursued policies almost identical to those of the former prime minister. Mr Thaksin's return from a self-imposed exile had ensured the continued polarisation of the political scene between pro- and anti-Thaksin forces. But in August 2008 he fled to London, which some hope may end the political stand-off.
แค่บรรทัดแรกที่ว่า ไทยโดนรัฐประหารมาแล้ว18รอบ ใน70กว่าปีที่ผ่านมา ก็ประจานประเทศเราได้เละแล้ว ว่าทหาร กับนักการเมือง อะไรทำให้ประเทศเน่าได้มากกว่ากันและบ่อยกว่ากัน
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