Thai protesters return to the streets after PM ignores deadline to quit

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For more: https://www.cgtn.com/video In #Thailand, anti-government #protesters made good on their promise to resume demonstrations, after the prime minister refused to step down. Since July, tens of thousands have taken to the streets in #Bangkok, calling for a new constitution and reforms to curb the king’s powers.

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