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The Constitutional Court in Thailand, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, has arrested from his post to judge a petition seeking to overthrow her due to alleged moral violations-the biggest blow so far for her government under her age.
She said in a statement that Pa stongtarn powers will be suspended from Tuesday, while the court consisting of nine members is considered a group of Senate members. The decision to suspend her duties was supported by seven of all nine judges, according to the statement.
The petitioner claims that the Prime Minister’s comments in a phone call were leaked with the former Cambodian leader Hun Sen are a violation of ethical standards – reasons that may lead to their dismissal. The court said that his beloved Prime Minister had 15 days to respond to the charges.
Fadd fell to the news, while the return on standard bonds decreased for 10 years. The standard stock index, among the worst major stock markets in the world this year, has risen to 1.8 % on Paetongtarn’s comment will help reduce political tension.
Syria, Gwangrovongergik, a deputy prime minister and Minister of Transport, will be the Acting Leader, according to officials. The comment came a few hours after Paetongtarn revealed a new assortment of the cabinet, which was supposed to build the support of the allies in its coalition government.
The court’s blow is the biggest threat so far for the emerging Paetongtarn profession He came to power. It was her predecessor, Saritha Thavsin Overwhelm Last year in a case similar to ethics.
The youngest daughter of former Prime Minister Thaxin Xinwatra resisted Paitongtarn calls for resignation from the leaked phone call, which criticized the role of the Thai army in facing the border with Cambodia. It is the third member of the Shinwatra clan influencing the country’s leadership.
Strain
“This may be the end of the Shinwatra family,” said Titapol Fakdanic, the lecturer of political science at Ubon Rachathani University. “The court’s decision is not surprising, given that the opposition against the Prime Minister has become the strongest and nature of allegations.”
The comment came days after the mobilization of thousands of demonstrators in Bangkok, demanding her resignation. Political turmoil led to the popularity of the 38 -year -old Prime Minister. Paetongtarn’s support fell to one numbers in a modern opinion poll, with only 9.2 % of the respondents supported, according to a survey of 19-25 June by the National Development Institute.
While the court’s decision may reduce the threat of any additional escalation in the protests, it can expose the feelings of investors towards Thai assets, which are already weighing fears of economic growth that slows down to the lowest level in the post -guardian. Political uncertainty will also affect the tariff talks that were appointed to collect momentum this week.
Investors have sold $ 2.3 billion in Thai stocks this year, while the country’s standard index decreased by about 22 %, making it one of the worst major stock markets in the world.
Paetongtarn said it accepted the court’s decision, and its actions were with the interest of the country in the heart.
Its legal challenges are not over. Its opponents are also close to the illegal gain agency and the election committee in efforts to impose its removal.
Meanwhile, the border conflict with Cambodia intensified, as both countries have registered trade and movement across the border. Last week, Hoon Sen – the father of the current Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manit – called for a change in leadership in Thailand, saying that he questioned Paetongtarn’s ability to resolve the escalating conflict.
