Ex-Thai Premier Thaksin in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Fugitive former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra gives a speech during a welcome party for him at a Tokyo hotel on June 15, 2012. An organization for promoting economic partnership between Thailand and Japan was launched by Japanese businesses and politicians the same day in a bid to further strengthen economic relations between the two countries.

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