Thai PM confident to lead government ship

21/07/2008 -- 11:39 AM

Bangkok (VNA) – Thailand’s Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej has said that he could lead the government ship through the crisis but his government’s term may be short-lived because of the opponents' attempts to bring the administration down. During the PM’s weekly TV talk show on July 20, PM Samak affirmed his government’s intention to be in office for four years but the situation, he added, would depend on whether the opponents' attempts to bring down his government would be successful or not. The current Constitution, the Election Commission and National Counter Corruption Commission are parts of the systematic attempt to bring down his government, he said. The People's Alliance for Democracy also plans to protest at 73 provincial halls nationwide starting on July 28 to disrupt the government works with an intention to prompt the military to stage another coup, the PM warned.-Enditem
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