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Thailand's political turmoil

Important obstacles remain in the way of restoring democracy following the military coup of September 2006. The interim government insists that elections will be held in December. But a referendum in September could reject the proposed constitution. Even if it is accepted, it is unclear whether the elections can be held on time, whether the ousted Thai Rak Thai party can be re-established in a new form, and what level of support it would receive – and whether a cohesive government could emerge.