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Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste

mercredi 25 août 2010, par Rédaction (Date de rédaction antérieure : 25 août 2010).


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Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste de conseiller du Cambodge

Le Cambodge a annoncé lundi que l’ex-Premier ministre élu thaïlandais en exil Thaksin Shinawatra avait renoncé à ses fonctions de conseiller économique de Phnom Penh, neuf mois après une nomination qui avait plongé les deux voisins dans la crise diplomatique.

L’ex-magnat des télécommunications et ennemi juré de l’actuel gouvernement issu du coup d’État de 2006 « a demandé à démissionner de ses fonctions », a indiqué un communiqué du gouvernement de Phnom Penh, évoquant « des difficultés personnelles ».

En novembre dernier, le chef du gouvernement cambodgien Hun Sen avait choisi Thaksin comme conseiller personnel et conseiller économique de son cabinet.

La décision avait provoqué la fureur des généraux putschistes de Bangkok où Thaksin, renversé en 2006 par un coup d’État militaire au profit d’Abhisit, est recherché pour purger une peine de deux ans de prison pour une prétendu corruption [1].

Il doit aussi répondre aujourd’hui d’accusations de « terrorisme » en liaison avec les manifestations pour la démocratie et contre la dictature des Chemises rouges   au printemps (91 morts, 1.900 blessés dans les violences ordonnées par Abhisit et Suthep lmes bouchers de Bangkok).

Au moment de sa nomination, les deux pays avaient rappelé leurs ambassadeurs respectifs et expulsé des diplomates de part et d’autres. Mais cette démission pourrait permettre un réchauffement rapide, a laissé entendre le Premier ministre de la junte, Abhisit Vejjajiva, évoquant un « signe positif ».

« Si les relations reviennent à la normale, il est bon pour les deux pays d’avoir des ambassadeurs », a-t-il expliqué.

Le porte-parole du gouvernement cambodgien Khieu Kanharith a pour sa part nié que cette démission soit liée aux relations bilatérales, expliquant que Thaksin avait « beaucoup de travail ».

«  Ce n’est pas un compromis  », a-t-il assuré.

Les tensions sont fréquentes à la frontière entre les deux pays, qui n’a jamais été complètement démarquée, et dégénèrent parfois en brefs affrontements armés.

La querelle bilatérale concerne également le temple khmer de Preah Vihear, des ruines du XIe siècle qui relèvent de la souveraineté du Cambodge mais sont revendiquées par les extrémiste nationalistes thaïlandais. Le secrétaire général des Nations unies Ban Ki-moon très proche de la dictature thaïlandaise a proposé la semaine dernière d’agir comme médiateur dans ce dossier.

Notes

[1] Très amusant quand on connait le mode de fonctionnement de cette justice corrompue au service de politiciens et de généraux corrompus

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 29 mars 16:12, par McHdsSQqlNHh

    Talen,Thank you for your touching post. I know I have been ilguty in the past of neglecting to share my memories with others although I try to do better with each passing day. Like you, I bring some photos and trinkets back for my mom after each trip (unfortunately I haven’t been able to convince her to get a PC or internet access, so digital sharing isn’t possible) and she proudly displays all of the memories that I bring back to her. I can only hope that she continues to travel vicariously through me for a very long time..-= Thailand Musingsb4s last blog .. =-.

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 31 mars 09:28, par BpleknzBUSYx

    Cat, I guess we have different views as to what a success is. If the reds would have done their thing sans blood for one weekend and opened up a dialogue then they would have been very successful…dragging this on is pissing people off and the blood thing only served to make them look bad. Blood can be drawn very safely but to then splatter it around defeats the purpose of that safety, no ? With AIDS, HEP C and numerous other diseases prevalent in Thailand it wasn’t the best of choices. Not to mention that health officials should never be involved in such nonsense. It would have been much more symbolic for them to donate blood in a gesture of giving to Thailand.The reds have most definitely begun to change minds but unfortunately they are their own worst enemy. They start with a great plan but they never think it all the way through. Their plan this go round was to march on Bangkok ( good plan ) but to then think the Prime minister would step down and dissolve the government…not very well thought out. And as usual when what was planned comes to an end they start flailing and making it up as they go along. Their antics with blood and shit only serve to hurt their very genuine cause just as much as Thaksin hurts their cause. Until they start to go about this in a more intelligent manner then they will continue to be regarded as no more than an annoyance at best.

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 3 avril 08:54, par lUJzyQsNyUlpKtotoIf

    ‘better than what some got upcountry’). And as for the fear of someone catching something from the spilt blood, both sides have access to health officials so cleaning it up safely should not have taxed their abilities. And even though I’m squeamish…. I have to think of it this way… the symbolism of blood is a part of most cultures around the world, so who am I to object ? Christianity comes to mind – drinking the blood of Christ. I mean, when you really think about it, how gross is that ?As a kid, didn’t you become ‘blood brothers’ by mingling your blood with a friend ? And what about ‘signing your name in blood ?’ When my Filipino maid’s son got his first haircut, they held a ceremony that involved cutting off a chicken’s head and anointing baby John’s forehead with the blood. And while I might have been turned off by the Red’s use of blood, do you remember the blood ceremony staged by the Yellow shirts ? To me, what the Yellow Shirts did was much worse than what the Reds managed (even though the Reds beat them by gallons – and used their poo too). What the Yellow Shirts did was totally gross.Disclaimer : I am neither Red nor Yellow. But I did get a thrill out of the march….-= Catherine´s last blog .. =-.

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 8 avril 09:11, par YqqHbXmNpWIylni

    Talen there is no need to respectfully disagree with me, when it comes to Thai politics I bow to your far greater knowledge. Thai politics…I don’t know my ass from my elbow.On the point about Thaksin I base a lot of my views on the young one and the red shirts TV channel.The Peoples Channel is basically a propaganda machine that runs on a constant loop churning out messages that wouldn’t stand up in a red shirt kangaroo court. Wilai is still convinced that over one million red shirt protesters turned up in Bangkok, because that’s what the TV has told her.I also agree with you about Thaksin taking Thailand to the cleaners but the red shirt TV loop spouts otherwise. I reckon the Isaan folk wouldn’t believe hard evidence about Thaksin if it was presented to them on rice paper with a papaya salad as a side dish. Brainwashing is a clever art and Thaksin a clever man. Take away the main honcho and I think you play into the Mr Abhisit’s hands.Your post proves that a good well written story attracts a lot of comments and good debate..-= Martyn´s last blog .. =-.

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 10 avril 07:02, par xYQSlDYOMYFQKZD

    Talen an excellent write up on the red shirt rally, but I must disagree on one point and partially on another.Partially first…Blood….. Bar causing violence and obstruction there was very little in the form of a protest the red shirts could do to get their point across to the Thai people and the world. They haven’t attempted to storm an airport or wreak violence against the police or army and so I think the blood splattering incident was just a way of telling the Thai government that they have the blood of the poor Thai people on their hands. Dissolve government and wash away that blood.Thaksin, I think if you unhitch him from the UDD wagon then a lot of the support will fade away. Support in voice and money. Mr Abhisit would like nothing better than to negotiate with a UDD free of Thaksin Shinawatra because their support would be more than halved. I’m probably wrong but I believe the Isaan people place Thaksin a lot higher than the UDD..-= Martyn´s last blog .. =-.

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 15 avril 02:43, par xnXxAFbXZNIlWUcne

    Don’t you dare bow to me sir I know very little myself but the red shirt saga has always interested me.The red channel is definitely a good Thaksin pr machine…and it should be he pays for it. Pookie and family are the same, they only believe what they are told.I truly think there are leaders among them that can work the group together for the cause…but Thaksin’s cause is what pays the bills.I still think Thaksin will return and be in some position of power one day but it would be nice to see the reds stand up for themselves instead of a power hungry billionaire.

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 20 avril 05:47, par AsBnIhPNbbcPmNOA

    madness, i thought sven did well last season. Remember the early form showed and the football being played Aug/September. If it wasn’t for a series of injuries to key players then Elano wouldn’t have played right back and Richards would have been able to keep things steady. If Thaiboy had given him until Xmas you would have seen a massive turnaroud as he would have strengthened the squad during the summer and the team would be back to playing good football within a couple of games……oh well

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 22 avril 06:43, par oYiwlTpMnl

    lol you lot are nuts are you all still members of the save sven brigade, you all loved him during the season, he got you your highest points total in the prem ever and signed loads of great players for decent sums of cash in about a week, he did fantastically well for his first season in charge and im not even a city fan, he even did the double of united in a year they one the league and champs league !

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  • Thaksin Shinawatra renonce à son poste 28 avril 06:07, par vhBKRPDtkXNXuoBqkT

    Firstly, because the situation (in the deep south of Thailand) is infinitely more complex. Very few people could really claim to understand what is going on there (myself included). The above statement is overly simplistic and fails to consider so many things.The National Reconciliation Commission was set up as an independent body by the Thaksin government. The reasons for doing this were perhaps to relieve some of the pressure but the government or army weren’t necessarily going to follow the recommendations. The Commission’s relationship with the Thaksin government was not great. It told them things they didn’t really want to hear.I have never heard about the Privy Council opposing the Commission before and would be curious to know the exact source of this quote. The Commission already faced enough opposition from the Thaksin Government itself.I make this comment as someone who has spent some time living in Thailand and has some inside knowledge of Thai politics.

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