VOICED : Opositores boicotean elecciones en Tailan

The Thai legislative elections were disrupted by protests, with many districts unable to vote. Prime Minister Shinawatra, despite protests, held elections to resolve the crisis. The opposition demands a non-elected Council of the People and postponement of elections. Analysts doubt the elections will bridge societal divides. Partial results are expected, and a coup is possible if no agreement is reached.

What was the main cause of disturbances during the Thai legislative elections?

• Government intervention

• Technical failures

• Opposition protests

• Natural disasters

How did Prime Minister Shinawatra respond to the protests?

• She called for international intervention

• She proposed elections as a solution

• She postponed the elections

• She resigned from her position

What do the protesters demand regarding the Thai government?

• Reduction in military presence

• Increase in government spending

• Formation of a non-elected People's Council

• Immediate resignation of the Prime Minister

What is the main concern of analysts about the elections?

• They will result in a new constitution

• They will lead to international sanctions

• They will not bridge the societal divide

• They will increase economic growth

What potential outcome is feared if no agreement is reached between the rival groups?

• Economic recession

• Military coup

• International intervention

• Peaceful resolution