Bangkok Demontrasion

Although the armed forces to face the full and strict safety rules, the mass "Red Shirt" keep the spirit of rallying.

Today, the plan, the loyal supporters of former Prime Minister (PM) Thaksin Shinawatra will return to demonstrate to mobilize at least 65,000 people.

Red Shirt leader of the masses saying that Nattawut Saikua rallies today (27 / 3) into the top series of protests during the past two weeks. This time the protesters will not stop at one point and berorasi. They will voice their protests while parading around the capital. The goal remains the same, overthrowing the government PM Abhisit Vejjajiva.

"To avoid an interruption in our actions this time, we will inform our long march route to the public or the media," said Nattawut told Agence France-Presse reported yesterday from the government complex (26 / 3). He also allowed the mob to join the Red Shirt major group of any point in the capital.

Activists said the 35-year-long march that intentionally selected in rallies this time because it believed to be more effective. "To protest berorasi in one location proved less effective to convey important messages to us," he said. However, he ensures that the protests were "moving" this time it still would have been peaceful.

Red Shirt mass majority come from poor areas in northern Thailand is urging Thailand Abhisit dismiss the cabinet. Furthermore, the government must hold an early election. "If the government still did not listen to our appeal, we will do civil disobedience (civil disobedience) as did Mahatma Gandhi against the British," said Nattawut.

Yesterday at least 500 members of the Thai Phue Party distributing pamphlets to the citizens of Bangkok. They urged citizens to join in the action of mass peaks Red Shirt today. But, since the two governments last week put at least 50,000 security personnel in the capital did not want to missed. Abhisit and double rows of security administration.

Simultaneously, Phue Party Thai pro-Thaksin also held a protest in mass stronghold in the Red Shirt government complex. In his protest action, the party of pro-Thaksin opposition which for two consecutive days boycotted the parliamentary session was to open debate with the Red Shirt mass associated with the motion of no confidence. Voting no-confidence vote the new government carried out two months.

"Since the parliament is no longer a place that is conducive to democracy, we move the location of the debate in the streets," said Anudith Nakornthap, one of Phue Thai Party, as reported by Reuters.

Last Thursday (25 / 3) two small bombs exploded in the compound back the government. But, no casualties or damage means that the second bomb incident in this week is