Pita Limjaroenrat, whose reformist party won the most seats at Thailand's national elections in May, resigned as its leader on Friday."I resigned as the MFP's party leader to pave the way for an MP that is able to have a voice in parliament, be the opposition leader," Pita wrote on his official Facebook page.
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over and he was heading over to his son, as indeed many associates were heading over to their sons. we had more of a feeling of a dynastic transition and little to do with an election of which the main opposition party was banned. there is little freedom to challenge the government in cambodia. the surprise in thailand was the election itself in may when move forward the reformist party came forward and they had been banned and many people feel that when future forward appeared in the first election in 2019 it incited a lot of interest because it was new and it would not do as well this time. it fastly exceeded expectations and completely threw off the thought that there might be a pheu thai led government. what has happened in the last few months is the constitution by the military has come into play and it has moved forward and the courts
it s widely believed that a deal has been agreed that will allow mr thaksin to serve only a short portion of his eight year sentence. straight to bangkok. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head is there. jonathan, first of all let s look at this new pm, finally appointed in the country after numerous failed attempts? yeah, i mean, he has been in the frontline to be the prime minister although he is not a particularly familiarfigure. he is relatively new to politics, he was chosen as one of three candidates by pheu thai which had expected to do much better than it did in the election in may. they thought they were going to be far and away the front runners, but the shock of the election was the young reformist party move forward which took an awful lot of support from pheu thai. or be used to be the champion of reform, of democracy, a lot of people who felt that way switch their support to move forward but of