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PM Fires Back at Democrats Over Loan Decree, Reaffirms Transparency and Public Benefit

PM Anutin defended the government's 400 billion baht borrowing decree as essential for public welfare, welcoming transparency checks and inviting all stakeholders to oversee the funds despite Democratic Party opposition.

PM Fires Back at Democrats Over Loan Decree, Reaffirms Transparency and Public Benefit
6 May Khaosod

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul confirmed the government's commitment to the 400 billion baht borrowing decree, stating it is intended solely for public welfare and welcomes transparency checks with participation from all stakeholders. Speaking at Impact Forum in Muang Thong Thani on May 6, 2025, Anutin responded to the Democratic Party's opposition and plans to petition the Constitutional Court, arguing that previous administrations had also borrowed funds and that his government is doing its duty to assist citizens. The PM, alongside Deputy PM Ekniti Nititpong and Finance Minister, emphasized that all financial procedures undergo scrutiny, including digital system verification, and that all parties are invited to participate in the oversight process. When asked which agencies should provide further clarification, the PM stated that the Finance Ministry already has this responsibility and relevant agencies are available to provide additional information upon request.

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National

PM reveals compensation of 8 billion baht for wrongfully convicted since 2001, vows to close justice system gaps

The Prime Minister announced 8 billion baht in compensation paid to over 145,000 wrongfully convicted people since 2001, pledging to strengthen justice system safeguards to prevent future miscarriages of justice.

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National

Liverpool Ruled Out Selling Cody Gakpo This Summer – Praises His Versatility

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National

Hallo Dara – NANON Releases New Single "What's Wrong?"

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Breaking

Teens hurl "ping-pong bomb" at homes, no injuries

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National

Village Headmen Accept MP Phandith's Apology, Call for Close Monitoring of Party Disciplinary Action

Village headmen accepted a formal apology from Bangkok MP Phandith Nuamjerm after he alleged they were drug dealers, with authorities pledging to monitor the Pheu Thai Party's disciplinary action against him.

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National

Department of Fisheries Confirms Mislabeled Canned Fish is Tilapia, Not Mackerel

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Police

Heartbroken Mother: 15-Year-Old Son Just Got College Acceptance, Now Loses Leg in Pickup Truck Crash

A 15-year-old boy who just earned college admission lost his right leg in a high-speed sedan crash in Songkhla Province on May 1st, shattering his dreams of attending technical college and working his way through school.

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National

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Regional

Shock as Conveyor Belt Stops: Sukhi Jinda Nakhon Ratchasima Announces Closure

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