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By Martin PettyBANGKOK (Reuters) -Two rival camps in Thailand are in a dogfight for power after a court’s dismissal of Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister, with parliament set to vote on a new premier on Friday.WHAT HAPPENED SINCE THE RULING?The court’s August 29 dismissal of the ruling Pheu Thai party’s Paetongtarn for an ethics violation triggered a challenge from Bhumjaithai…
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By Martin PettyBANGKOK (Reuters) -Two rival camps in Thailand are in a dogfight for power after a court’s dismissal of Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister, with parliament set to vote on a new premier on Friday.WHAT HAPPENED SINCE THE RULING?The court’s August 29 dismissal of the ruling Pheu Thai party’s Paetongtarn for an ethics violation
