The air in Thailand is abuzz with political tension as the country’s Constitutional Court gears up to examine a petition that could lead to the removal of its Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill political drama; this saga promises spine-tingling twists and turns that would make any thriller novelist envious! Senators have lit the fuse by filing a petition last week, and now court officials are unraveling this potential game-changer, first by checking the authenticity of the signatures and ensuring that the reasons for Paetongtarn’s removal echo the sacred tones of the constitution. A Bangkok Post insider whispers that this could hustle along swiftly, potentially propelling the case onto the court’s docket by June 26. But tradition is fickle—although Wednesdays were once revered as meeting days, Thursdays have taken the spotlight. Despite that, as of June 22, there’s no echo of a gavel or call for the judges…
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