Thousands of Thais join anti-Thaksin rally

Thousands of Thais join anti-Thaksin rally

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thousands of Thais call for Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to resign in a rally in Bangkok on Feb. 4, citing widespread corruption in the country.

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