BREAKING: Paetongtarn removed from office
The Constitutional Court today removed now former Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office, after finding her guilty of committing gross ethical misconduct during a conversation with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen, regarding a deadly border clash between the two countries.
The ruling means her entire Cabinet is also removed from office.
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