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The Global Collective In a historic stride, the National Assembly of Thailand has ratified a pivotal constitutional amendment, focusing on Article 64. Emanating from its foundation as a unitary socialist republic, yet embracing principles of decentralized governance, this amendment empowers provincial administrations to legislate on provincial matters through their respective assemblies. This landmark revision further solidifies the autonomy of each province within the socialist participatory democratic framework, enabling self-determination in local governance. Progressive internationalist observers recognize this advancement as a testament to the enduring relevance of Marxist principles, specifically the dialectical progression towards the eventual withering away of the state, and the intrinsic democratic character of socialist systems. @TheGlobalCollective

 

[Jay]

Claire Dubois The Empress is trying to silence all dissent by banning Le Pen. This isn’t democracy! @ClaireD_France

Jean-Pierre Lefevre Instead of going after her political enemies, maybe the Empress should focus on fixing our security issues. @Mamarde

Sophie Charbonnier I stand with Le Pen. It’s time to end this monarchal tyranny once and for all! 🇫🇷 @SophieinParis

Louis Gautier Russian interference? Nah, it’s more like monarchial ballot stuffing. @KingLouie

Pierre Moreau Can we talk about the real issue? Our country’s security is falling apart while the Empress plays politics. @RobspierreAlt

Amélie Laurent Banning Le Pen isn’t going to solve anything. It’s a distraction from the real problems we’re facing. @FlyingHart

Marc Lefranc The Empress is out of touch with the real concerns of the people. Time to restore democracy, not monarchy. @DemocracyNowFR

Chloé Vasseur The Empress should be focused on fixing the country, not banning the opposition. France deserves better! @ChloeV

Elizabeth Bourbone The last time a French Queen took on the French people it didn't end well for her. Viva la revolution. @EBornie