Thai premier Thaksin rebuffs resignation call after election

Thai premier Thaksin rebuffs resignation call after election

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai students hold placards outside the headquarters of the ruling Thai Rak Thai Party in Bangkok on April 3 to press their demand for immediate resignation of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Early results of the April 3 general election showed strong disapproval of Thaksin's party.

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