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Bangkok, Aug 31 (EFE).- Thai Prime Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha and five of his ministers face a vote of no confidence in parliament that began Tuesday and will end Saturday amid a wave of anti-government protests in the country.ARCHIVE FOOTAGE OF THAI PRIME MINISTER GEN. PRAYUT CHAN OCHA AT A PRESS CONFERENCE AND ANTI GOVERNMENT PROTESTS IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Bangkok, Aug 18 (EFE/EPA).- Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said Tuesday that some students were pressured to join the recent anti-government protests to avoid being bullied by friends. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK).SHOT LIST: THAI PRIME MNISTER SPEAKS AT PRESS CONFERENCE AFTER WEEKLY CABINET MEETING AT THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.SOUND BITES: PRAYUT CHAN-O-CHA, THE PRIME MINISTER OF THAILAND.TRANSLATIONS: - I do not have any problem with the idea of amending the constitution. Parties must talk, especially parties in our coalition. We have to see how to proceed with this and we will have to follow the process. (00.27-00.41).- I have heard from students that they got bullied in schools because they did not join the protests. They were banned from joining clubs or groups. I think this is dangerous. (00.41-01.02).- We are now focusing on solving economic problem, consumption problem as well as unemployment problem. (01.02-01.10).
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