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Wed, March 14, 2007 : Last updated 21:35 pm (Thai local time)
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TRT allowed to put Thaksin's testimony online, Tribunal says
The Thai Rak Thai Party had the right to publish its former leader Thaksin Shinawatra's written testimony for the electoral fraud case against TRT on its website, and doing so would not affect the Constitution Tribunal's ruling on the case, Tribunal President Panya Thanomrod said yesterday.
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Party files complaints over Saprang's jaunt to Europe
The Thai Rak Thai Party filed a complaint to the Auditor General yesterday over the alleged improper use of public funds for an overseas trip by Council for National Security assistant secretary-general General Saprang Kalayanamitr.
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AEC to get help from police
Royal Thai Police commissioner General Seripisut Temiyavej has agreed to provide police personnel to help the Assets Examination Committee (AEC) with its investigations, AEC chairman Nam Yimyaem said yesterday.
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Thirapat's media role chopped
PM's Office minister will now be in charge of only MCOT
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TDRI: Bail-out okay for TITV
TITV should have a special "bail-out effort" under current circumstances and later become a public organisation without interference from politics and state authorities, a senior Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) researcher proposed yesterday.
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CHARTER
MPs to be jailed for concealing their wealth
CDA official sacked for failing to act on law publicity
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IN BRIEF
Pro-Thaksin site is okay: CNS
The Council for National Security (CNS) has no concerns about a pro-Thaksin Shina-watra website campaigning against the current administration and figures investigating corruption allegations against the former prime minister.
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