Thai court dissolves 3 ruling parties

Thai court dissolves 3 ruling parties

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai antigovernment protesters, who have been protesting at Bangkok's international airport, rejoice after the country's Constitutional Court orders the dissolution of three of the ruling coalition parties.

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