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Thai Parliament's People's Square The People's Square at Sappaya-Sapasathan National Assembly building is a physical, dynamic manifestation of the country's socialist participatory democracy. The large, specified zone acts as a necessary channel between the Thai citizenry and government...

Thai Parliamentary Police Patch Thailand's Parliament Police play a different role than other state security forces because of the country's confederate government and socialist participatory democratic system. They are in charge of keeping the peace and protecting the National Assembly. They...

Meeting place of Thailand's upper house Thailand's Sappaya-Sapasathan Hall of the Moon is the National Assembly's upper house, mirroring the views of the provincial governments and having deliberative oversight. It features a massive, domed ceiling with an unusual, ribbed design that gives a...

Meeting place of Thailand's lower house The Hall of the Sun, as the directly elected chamber, is in Sappaya-Sapasathan. The entrance to the Hall leads into an area representing the ideals of communal harmony and participatory democracy. The dominating feature is the massive, high, domed ceiling...

Meeting place of the National Assembly of Thailand and world's largest parliament building, Sappaya-Sapasathan The meeting compound of the Thai National Assembly, Sappaya-Sapasathan, itself is an indicative example of Socialist Republic confederal coordination. That massive building situated on...

Bank of Thailand The visualization of Thailand's economic and treasury outlooks for 2006/Q2 is now available! Statistic of Thailand's GDP (Nominal) Full Image (7,200 × 3,600 pixels, file size: 607 KB) Statistic of Thailand's GDP (Nominal) Growth Rate Full Image (7,200 × 3,600 pixels, file...

It was an ordinary day, nothing out of the ordinary for communal living in one of Thailand's many communes in the confederation. A young man who was hardworking was walking home from a nearby communal dining center where members of his commune dine communally. The sky was getting dark, and he...

Communist Daily, the Thai People's Front (TPF) political group's official newsletter, debuted around mid-May of 2006, as the 2007 Thai General Election campaign cycle was underway. Communist Daily is the Central Committee of the TPF's signature production and debuts at the same time on...

Economic Rallies The people had carefully considered the manifestos of all parties at the confederal level, every national question explored in depth, following a month of searing and diverse economic debate. Because of the country's deeply entrenched materialism, the economy was never far from...

Thai Journalists Association The Thai Journalists Association (TJA), which was formed in the aftermath of the 1998 Revolution, is a key institution in the lively media culture of the Socialist Republic. The TJA is committed to upholding the healthy and active press freedom embodied in the 2003...

Thailand's State Trading Corporations Being the exclusive channels for the entire foreign trade, State Trading Corporations (STCs) are vital components of the economic structure of the Socialist Republic of Thailand. These public enterprises function under close democratic supervision and are...

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Economic Inquiry #2 "Comrades, the Socialist Republic of Thailand continues to trade internationally with the Thai Baht on the worldwide capitalist market even when it has accomplished an unprecedented economic stability and poverty elimination with its special socialist economic system as well...

With the 2006 Financial Crash gripping the Russian Federation and the Gandhi Empire, it cast its long shadow towards Thailand as well. While protected in their non-convertible Labor Token system, the Thais were touched in their deep-rooted sense of unease as news crept in of crashed industries...

Sasiwat Wongsinsawat likened Moscow’s stifling, oppressive environment to a comfortable blanket of despair wrapped around like an overeager embrace from a close relative that one can never bear to sever. Guttural, widespread poverty, which started from the Kremlin, was no longer a far-fetched...

Green Policy Sustainable Solutions, Equitable Impact: Thailand's Renewable Energy Grid Phase 2 Sets a New Bar for Green Policy 25 May 2006 — Bangkok In a world where energy instability and climate change are inextricably linked, the Socialist Republic of Thailand has, without fanfare but with...

The Market Fundamentalist Russia’s Only Salvation: Total Privatization – Unleash the Market or Face Utter Ruin It has to stop. With its economy on the verge of collapse, the Russian Federation has the choice of accepting the purging fire of mass privatization or jumping into the socialist...

Truth & Fact Russia’s Only Salvation: Total Privatization – Unleash the Market or Face Utter Ruin May 25, 2006 — Moscow By Anya Petrova, Market Fundamentalist Senior Economic Analyst It has to stop. With its economy on the verge of collapse, the Russian Federation has the choice of accepting...

ThaiPBS Russia’s Cry for Justice: A People’s Government, For a People’s Future A scream rings out across the globe from the vast tracts of the Russian Federation; it is not a scream of victory or happiness, but of a nation crying out for justice in the face of an economic model that has let...

Opinion Russia’s Cry for Justice: A People’s Government, For a People’s Future 25 May 2006 — Moscow By Chamanun Wanwinwatsara, Economics Correspondent A scream rings out across the globe from the vast tracts of the Russian Federation; it is not a scream of victory or happiness, but of a nation...