person > Somchai Wongsawat
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Decision to delay trial of nearly 100 activists accused of staging 2008 protests prompted by lack of legal presentation.
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Opposition party picks relative of ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra to challenge PM Abhist Vejjajiva in July elections.
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Airports clean up after anti-government siege, but many issues remain unresolved.
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First flight lands in Thai capital after a week-long siege by anti-government protesters.
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Anti-government protesters declare victory after court forces PM to resign.
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Prime minister and party leaders banned from politics for five years.
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Dozens of anti-government demonstrators hurt as political standoff continues.
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Anti-government protesters force police to retreat near Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi aiport.
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Riot police mass at Suvarnabhumi aiport after protesters refuse to leave terminal.
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Government backs down from threat to forcibly remove protesters occupying Bangkok airports.
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