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The Constitutional Court has decided to consider the impeachment petition against Bhumtham and Thawee, even though they have already left their ministerial positions.
The Constitutional Court has ruled to consider the impeachment petition of Phumtham and Thawee for allegedly interfering in the selection of senators. The judges agreed that the case should continue in the public interest, even though both ministers have ceased their positions.The People's Party, Pheu Thai Party, and Bhumjaithai Party have joined forces to draft a new constitution, aiming to complete it within four months and hold two rounds of referendums.
The People's Party, Pheu Thai Party, and Bhumjaithai Party have joined forces to draft a new constitution after the Constitutional Court outlined a plan for holding two rounds of referendums, aiming for completion within four months in time for the election.Constitutional Court decision: "Parliament" can draft a new constitution, must hold 3 referendums
The Constitutional Court's decision states that the "Parliament" can draft a new constitution only if it is held in a referendum three times. It clearly prohibits the people from directly selecting the drafters.The Constitutional Court's decision, with a 6-3 vote, dismissed Paethongtarn Shinawatra from her position as Prime Minister.
The Constitutional Court's decision was released 6 to 3, ruling that Paethongtarn Shinawatra has been removed from her position as Prime Minister and that all ministers must be removed from their positions in accordance with Section 167, paragraph one (3) of the Constitution.Paethongtarn issued a statement accepting the Constitutional Court's decision and affirming her innocence.
Paethongtarn stated her acceptance of the Constitutional Court's ruling, respecting the judicial process, and affirming her sincerity and commitment to the country.Trinity believes the Constitutional Court's decision to remove the Prime Minister from office will have a negative impact on the stock market and investor confidence.
Trinity Securities believes that the Constitutional Court's ruling removing the Prime Minister from office will negatively impact political stability and reduce foreign investor confidence.Stay tuned at 15.00:XNUMX PM as the Constitutional Court decides on the fate of Paetongtarn Shinawatra over the audio clip of her conversation with Hun Sen.
Stay tuned at 15.00:29 PM on August 2568, XNUMX. The Constitutional Court will decide the fate of Paethongtarn Shinawatra regarding the audio clip of a conversation with Hun Sen.3 scenarios of the Prime Minister's case, Thai stocks fluctuate within the range of 1,200-1,320 points
Bualuang Securities assesses three scenarios for Thai stocks after the Constitutional Court delivers its verdict on the audio clip case involving Prime Minister Paethongtarn at 3 p.m. today, August 3. They estimate that the short- to medium-term index will fluctuate between 29 and 1,200 points.The Constitutional Court has ordered the closing statement in the "Paethongtarn" case to be postponed to August 25.
The Constitutional Court postponed the closing statement in the "Paethongtarn" case to August 25, 68, to allow the judges more time to deliberate before the hearing of the verdict on August 29, 68.Keep an eye on Prime Minister Paethongtarn's appearance at the Constitutional Court to investigate the Hun Sen audio clip case.
Prime Minister Paetongtarn traveled to the Constitutional Court to question the case regarding the audio clip of a conversation with Hun Sen. The court scheduled a closing statement for August 27th, before voting on August 29th.
