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    Meanwhile Thaksin, who lives in exile, thanked Hun Sen for the offer in a twitter message Thursday. "I want to express my deepest gratitude to Prime Minister Hun Sen for saying to the public that I am his friend ... I would also like to thank him for arranging a house for me." Since the coup, Thai officials have revoked Thaksin's passports. Full Article at CTV
    I want to express my deepest gratitude to Prime Minister Hun Sen for saying to the public that I am his friend ... I would also like to thank him for arranging a house for me.
    Thaksin Shinawatra – Thaksin Shinawatra SOURCE: CTV 1 month ago
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  1. It appears that Hun Sen also wants to openly ally himself with rivals of Abhisit's government because he hasn't been happy with how this government has handled the border dispute. The issue of Thaksin is one that was sure to cause jitters in Thailand
    SOURCE: CTV 1 month ago

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