Parliament has twice blocked Pita from becoming prime minister, which his supporters say was due to unfair rules. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BANGKOK - Hundreds of pro-deomcracy protesters in Thailand gathered on Sunday in a show of support for Pita Limjaroenrat, the leader of the Move Forward party, after conservative opponents thwarted his latest attempt to become prime minister.after receiving strong youth support on a platform of anti-establishment policies, including reforming the military, ending business monopolies and amending the royal insult law, which protects the powerful monarchy from criticism.
“We will keep fighting ... no matter how many months we have to support democratic principles,” an activist said on stage drawing cheers from the crowd at a busy intersection in central Bangkok.Move Forward’s policies put it on collision course with Thailand’s nexus of royalist military, old money elites and conservative forces.
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