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  • 11 months ago
Thailand's parliament has elected opposition leader Anutin Charnvirakul as the country's third prime minister in two years. He replaces Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who was removed from office over ethical violations.
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00:00Thailand's parliament has voted in a new prime minister.
00:04Anutun Chanvirakun of the opposition Pumtai Thai Party secured enough votes to become the country's third prime minister in two years.
00:13He beat the ruling Pua Thai Party's candidate, Chai Kha Sem Niti Siri.
00:17The vote comes after the Constitutional Court removed former PM Petun Tharn Senawat last week over an ethics scandal.
00:25Anutun is expected to take office in a few days.
00:28He may call a general election in the next few months.
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