BANGKOK, TUESDAY - Thailand's political crisis was back. Thousands of demonstrators supporting former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, on Tuesday (30/12), still besiege the Parliament building. The demonstrators vow to stand still demand the election be held. This action forced the Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva delay speech the second time, on Monday. This latest action occurred less than a month after former PM Somchai Wongsawat prime minister forced to follow the two main airport in Bangkok. The demonstrators at that time is anti-Thaksin groups. Somchai then replaced after the court decided Abhisit do Somchai cheating during the election.
Although Thaksin supporters held demonstrations peacefully, on Tuesday, analysts assess the latest actions will make tourism industry and the economy continues to Thailand terpuruk. "We will continue to negotiate and mediation," said Abhisit to PM mass. "I ask all people, including all members of Parliament and officials to give up a holiday (New Year) for the state of progress for the country," he added. They wear red demonstrators loyal to Thaksin, who be in a military coup d'etat in 2006, said, they will close the gate-gate entrance to the parliament building until Abhisit announced the implementation of the new election. Blockade of Thailand for many people is like the repetition. Demonstrationist mimic the tactics used by the activists wear yellow, a competitor to help them throw in a government led by Thaksin ally in early December 2008. The demonstrators say they will allow Abhisit, kabinetnya, and the members of parliament to walk into the parliament building, but not with the vehicle. Authorities say, is not safe for the members of parliament and the PM to do that because of the risk of violence.
Nearly dying
The final round of demonstrations that could hit the tourism industry, the main income of Thailand which is now nearly-dying-sector and other economic sectors. Groups of demonstrators, who now call themselves Democratic Alliance against dictatorship, said the building will stay in parliament until the government set the early elections. Groups that previously planned to stay for three days.
Police said about 9,000 demonstrators wear red besiege parliament building all night. At least 20,000 supporters gathered Thaksin already started Sunday night in a field in the city center.
The Alliance has been at least that the government announced a policy plan, which according to the rules must be made before the date of January 7. However, legal experts said, the government can request an extension because of political unrest. Deputy PM Suthep Thaugsuban, said that the announcement will not be delivered on Monday, various efforts will be made to enter the parliament building in the days to come, but through negotiations and not with the use of violence.
The demonstrators-called "T-Shirt Red" because of their clothing-say, Abhisit and the Democrat gets the power of this month through a virtual coup d'etat.
Abhisit wins vote in parliament two weeks ago to become PM. He was the third Thai PM in the last four months after the court dissolve the party in power, strength of the People's Party (PPP), which is loyal to Thaksin on 2 December.
Decision was made because of protests encouraged by People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), an anti-Thaksin group, the Bangkok airport memblokade. Thaksin is not favored elite military, the palace, and the bureaucracy are considered corrupt and authoritarian.
Although Thaksin supporters held demonstrations peacefully, on Tuesday, analysts assess the latest actions will make tourism industry and the economy continues to Thailand terpuruk. "We will continue to negotiate and mediation," said Abhisit to PM mass. "I ask all people, including all members of Parliament and officials to give up a holiday (New Year) for the state of progress for the country," he added. They wear red demonstrators loyal to Thaksin, who be in a military coup d'etat in 2006, said, they will close the gate-gate entrance to the parliament building until Abhisit announced the implementation of the new election. Blockade of Thailand for many people is like the repetition. Demonstrationist mimic the tactics used by the activists wear yellow, a competitor to help them throw in a government led by Thaksin ally in early December 2008. The demonstrators say they will allow Abhisit, kabinetnya, and the members of parliament to walk into the parliament building, but not with the vehicle. Authorities say, is not safe for the members of parliament and the PM to do that because of the risk of violence.
Nearly dying
The final round of demonstrations that could hit the tourism industry, the main income of Thailand which is now nearly-dying-sector and other economic sectors. Groups of demonstrators, who now call themselves Democratic Alliance against dictatorship, said the building will stay in parliament until the government set the early elections. Groups that previously planned to stay for three days.
Police said about 9,000 demonstrators wear red besiege parliament building all night. At least 20,000 supporters gathered Thaksin already started Sunday night in a field in the city center.
The Alliance has been at least that the government announced a policy plan, which according to the rules must be made before the date of January 7. However, legal experts said, the government can request an extension because of political unrest. Deputy PM Suthep Thaugsuban, said that the announcement will not be delivered on Monday, various efforts will be made to enter the parliament building in the days to come, but through negotiations and not with the use of violence.
The demonstrators-called "T-Shirt Red" because of their clothing-say, Abhisit and the Democrat gets the power of this month through a virtual coup d'etat.
Abhisit wins vote in parliament two weeks ago to become PM. He was the third Thai PM in the last four months after the court dissolve the party in power, strength of the People's Party (PPP), which is loyal to Thaksin on 2 December.
Decision was made because of protests encouraged by People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), an anti-Thaksin group, the Bangkok airport memblokade. Thaksin is not favored elite military, the palace, and the bureaucracy are considered corrupt and authoritarian.
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