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The political crisis in Thailand escalated when the Prime Minister ordered a halt to police action against protesters. The police withdrew, allowing jubilant protesters to enter government grounds. Despite the government's hopes to ease tensions, protest leaders vowed to continue their efforts to oust Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and prevent her brother, Thaksin, from regaining power. Thaksin was ousted in a 2006 military coup, and protesters accuse Yingluck of being his puppet. The protesters rejected negotiation offers, demanding power be handed to an unelected council, which Yingluck refused.

What significant change in strategy did the Prime Minister of Thailand implement during the political crisis?

• Resigned from her position

• Decided to stop suppressing protesters

• Called for immediate elections

• Ordered the military to intervene

What was the immediate reaction of the protesters after the police withdrew from the Government House?

• They left the area peacefully

• They called for international intervention

• They entered the gardens of the Government House

• They started negotiations with the government

What was the government's hope after allowing protesters into the Government House gardens?

• To prepare for a military response

• To calm the ongoing conflict

• To strengthen their political position

• To gain international support

What did the protest leaders demand instead of negotiating with the government?

• Military intervention

• Power to be handed to an unelected council

• A new constitution

• Immediate elections

Who was the protest leader mentioned in the transcript, and what was his stance?

• Sutepta Utsuban, who wanted to negotiate

• Sutepta Utsuban, who vowed to continue the fight

• Thaksin Shinawatra, who supported the government

• Yingluck Shinawatra, who called for peace