Bangkok showdown

Bangkok showdown

BANGKOK, Thailand - Security forces stand guard near barricades surrounding an area of Bangkok area occupied by antigovernment protesters on the morning of May 19, 2010. The Thai government mobilized thousands of troops to disperse the protesters encamped near Bangkok's Silom financial district. (Kyodo)

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