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PEOPLE OF THAILAND AND CAMBODIA go on a March to ask Prime Minister resigned and disbanded GOVERNMENT ... WHAT LESSONS FOR VIETNAM ... ?










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 While Thailand 's capital Bangkok is being paralyzed by tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets demanding Prime Minister's resignation and political reform in this Kingdom ... inherently profound instability and conflict lasted this ... then in Cambodia , the oldest national junior of Vietnam communist State is also facing serious condition prior equally before the wave of protesters up to half a million people ... demanded Prime Minister Hun Sen resignation and to the National Assembly election ...that the opposition had accused of fraud during the electoral process . The reason why ... and any lessons to be drawn for the country and people of Vietnam ... ?

 In general , people in both countries Thailand and Cambodia are deep dissatisfaction with the current government Ruling ... with accused of many signs that the abuse of power and corruption in the current system of government ... and   particularly in Cambodia , is regulated by the Constitution is a constitutional monarchy ... but ruled the people and govern and administer the country under dictatorial ways no different from Vietnam ... led to deep resentment and simmering in the hearts of people throughout the decades ... and the uprising of hundreds of thousands of people broke out today in protest against the government ... Implications of course is hard to avoid .

 Meanwhile in Vietnam today ... under the repressive dictatorship of the ruling Communist Vietnam ... rampant corruption dragged the economy of country to place severe recession ... Social unrest and discontent in people's mind is more rise day and day . However, still can not conduct the march scale frantic as people in countries such as Thailand and Cambodia today ... even in point is said to be the most sensitive in the history due to the State China 's communist government aggression and malice invasion of Vietnam's islands ... ? Why ... because the people of Vietnam more cowardly than citizens of friend countries ... or due to repression , oppression from the government to the people is not enough ... seriously ?

 Well , not like that . Compared with the Kingdom of Thailand and Cambodia ...  the Vietnam people is much more suffering  ... and also lost a lot more ... from the physical to the spiritual ...  from land property to life ... and even basic human rights which are considered as the freedom of the human default that anyone born in this world are implicitly inherited ... also located in the supervision and strict management of the communist government of Vietnam. So why ... ? The only reason that is nobody leading ... no opposition parties to mobilize the people to exercise the protest marches with large scale . This is the fear of the ruling elite in Vietnam today ... and that's also the reason why the ruling communist party firmly refused to accept democracy and pluralism , multi-party ...  though in mind they know that it is the only way to help prevent corruption ... help social stability ... create a fair society and a country of peace and true prosperity .





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Monday, 23/12/2013
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Cambodian street demonstrations demanded Mr. Hun Sen resignation

Hàng vạn người ủng hộ đảng đối lập ở Campuchia xuống đường biểu tình đòi Thủ tướng Hun Sen từ chức.
Tens of thousands of opposition supporters took to the streets in Cambodia demanded Prime Minister Hun Sen resignation .

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22.12.2013
Tens of thousands of opposition supporters took to the streets in Cambodia  demanded Prime Minister Hun Sen resignation or reorganization of parliamentary elections .

Cambodia National Salvation Party , a coalition of opposition groups , today vowed to protest every day until Hun Sen announces resignation or new elections held .

They urged Mr. Hun Sen to imitate Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra of Thailand , who dissolved parliament last week and decided to hold pre -term elections period.

Opposition leader Sam Rainsy and his deputy, Mr. Cream Sokha joined the protest said that the National Salvation Party was attended by half a million people .

Prime Minister Hun Sen has more than 28 years in power and his party has a majority in parliament after controversial elections in July .


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Activity in central Bangkok  condensation because of protesters

người biểu tình chống chính phủ tuần hành trên đường phố Bangkok hôm Chủ nhật 22/12/13
Anti- government protesters march in the streets of Bangkok on Sunday 12/22/13

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22.12.2013
BANGKOK - Protesters hope to prevent the election in Thailand , is scheduled for February , has been dragged to the center of Bangkok on Sunday , amid protests against the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatr ongoing . VOA Correspondent Ron Corben reports that Thai Prime Minister went to the area where the ruling party is strong support for campaign .

Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters had caused condensation activity in central Bangkok on Sunday in a campaign to force Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to resign and stop the general election on February 2 . The protests are generally peaceful .

Thangsuban Suthep , a former state legislator and as a leader of the protesters told the crowd that he believes in the end of influence in the government of Prime Minister Yingluck 's brother , Thaksin Shinawatra , who also has ever been Thai prime minister , protesters were denouncing corruption and abuse of power .

Khun Kitina , one of the protesters , is the staff of Global information technology company and is a person who supported Mr.  Suthep urged to postpone the elections in February because of fears of having corruption . She said :

" We can not accept anymore Thaksin system , and as you know they do not do anything for the people . And if we open election on February 2 there will still be corruption and abuse Thaksin still has rights to perform the election . There can not be a clean election . "

Mr. Thaksin still be self- exiled living to avoid a jail term for corruption and other crimes related to the 5 year term of his prime minister before he was overthrown army in 2006 . However, the pro- Thaksin party thanks to rural voters , won the election after that , the last election in July 2011 . However, most of the protesters are urban residents accuse the government of abuse of power .

The protests started in Bangkok in November after Yingluck 's government passed an amnesty bill collective , including corruption crime , politics 8 years ago . The bill was amended last minute is seen as favorable to Mr. Thaksin can return to Thailand as a free man .

Mr. Khun Nat , a graduate student protesters , said he supported the call to postpone the elections until political reforms are made . He says :

" I want to see the change correctly , in that spirit of openness and we speak together . We have a democracy , we respect democracy but there is no good behind that democracy . We are Thai people , we have the right to reclaim it for our people . "

Outline reform remains unclear . Prime Minister Yingluck said that after the election , a national reform council will be established to work towards widespread reform . Protesters say they should reform before the election .

On Sunday , Prime Minister Yingluck went to the northern province , a stronghold of the ruling Pheu Thai Party , while the anti-government protesters outside the prime minister's residence in Bangkok , and the incident happened with scenes close in a short period of time .

The ruling party seems prepared to consolidate control in parliament after the opposition Democratic Party announces , on Saturday , boycotting elections until reforms are made .

Thailand's Election Commission is considering the possibility of relocation register congressional candidate in Bangkok , was scheduled to start on Monday , amid fears that protesters may attempt to prevent the registration of .









 








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