Thai demonstrators festive on the fifth day of national protests | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None They looked remarkably relaxed for a group that had clashed with riot police just one day earlier. The thousands of Thai demonstrators who ran Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej out of his compound looked like a crowd at a folk concert Saturday, singing,

Thai PM refuses to bow down to demands for stepping down | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None Thailand Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej said he would not resign, despite wide-spread demands for his ouster from protestors who occupied his office and blocked rail and air travel at some tourist places.The People's Alliance for Democracy has been Thai PM consults king over escalating protests | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None BANGKOK (AFP) - Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej consulted the king over escalating protests Saturday, after demonstrators forced Phuket's airport to close indefinitely in their drive to force the premier from office. With his government offices Thai protesters break into PM`s office | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 4 Favoured : None About 45 protesters used bolt cutters to break into Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej's abandoned office on Saturday, after five days of occupying the grounds surrounding the building. One of the activists told a news agency that protest leader Chamlong "I will never resign," says besieged Thai PM | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej said on Saturday that he would not quit in the face of growing protests aimed at toppling his seven-month-old government. Speaking at an official event, Samak said that he had requested an audience with Thailand's Pressure Grows on Thai PM to Resign Amid Protests | Print |  E-mail Sunday, 31 August 2008   Views : 7 Favoured : None Extract not available. Thai police confront protesters in PM's compound | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 30 August 2008   Views : 13     Favoured : None Defiant Thai protesters scuffled with riot police Friday as tensions flared on day four of a siege of Bangkok's main government compound aimed at forcing the premier to resign. Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej has so far kept his promise not to use

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