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Economist, Centennial Asia Advisors

Jason Tan

Economist

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<strong>PM Prayuth Chan-o-cha has shown a keen interest</strong> in retaining political power beyond the upcoming elections in 2019. He has pledged to give clarity to his intended political role by Sep 18.</li>
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<strong>No confirmed date for political ban easing:</strong> NCPO secretary-general and army chief Chalermchai Sitthisart has made clear that the regime is in talks regarding the relaxation of the ban on political activities by Sep 18. Once again, just like the uncertain electoral timeline, the military government appears…</li>
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PM Prayuth Chan-o-cha has shown a keen interest in retaining political power beyond the upcoming elections in 2019. He has pledged to give clarity to his intended political role by Sep 18.

No confirmed date for political ban easing: NCPO secretary-general and army chief Chalermchai Sitthisart has made clear that the regime is in talks regarding the relaxation of the ban on political activities by Sep 18. Once again, just like the uncertain electoral timeline, the military government appears…


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