VOICED : Tailandia: Primera Ministra se niega a di

Thai Prime Minister Shingluck Shinawatra announced she will not resign despite opposition protests. She urged protesters to return home and emphasized her constitutional duty to remain in office until the upcoming elections. Shinawatra addressed threats against her family, asking for fairness. The protests were sparked by an amnesty bill that could have allowed her brother Thaksin's return, who is in exile due to financial misconduct charges. New protests are planned in the capital.

What did the Prime Minister of Thailand, Shingluck Shinawatra, declare regarding her position?

• She will resign immediately.

• She will not resign and will stay until the elections.

• She will dissolve the parliament permanently.

• She will leave the country.

What did Shinawatra request from the opposition protesters?

• To return to their homes.

• To continue protesting.

• To support her government.

• To join her political party.

How did Shinawatra respond to the personal attacks on her family?

• She asked for fairness and questioned the protesters' true intentions.

• She agreed with the protesters.

• She decided to leave Thailand.

• She ignored them.

What was the main trigger for the current protests in Thailand?

• A new tax law.

• An amnesty bill that could allow Thaksin's return.

• A foreign policy decision.

• A change in the education system.

Who is Thaksin in relation to the Prime Minister?

• Her father.

• Her husband.

• Her cousin.

• Her brother.