VOICED : Destituida la primera ministra tailandesa

The Thai Constitutional Court has removed Prime Minister Yinglak Sinawat for abuse of power, leading to uncertainty in the politically unstable country. The political scene in Thailand has been polarized since the military ousted Yinglak's brother, Thaksin. In recent months, large-scale protests have disrupted elections, resulting in casualties. The Red Shirts, loyal to Thaksin, have promised to protest against what they call a judicial coup, raising fears of further conflict.

What was the reason for the removal of Yinglak Sinawat from her position as Prime Minister?

• Abuse of power

• Military coup

• Corruption charges

• Election fraud

What event led to the polarization of Thai politics?

• Natural disaster

• Military coup against Thaksin

• Foreign intervention

• Economic crisis

How did the protests affect the legislative elections in Thailand?

• They were seriously disrupted

• They were held without any issues

• They were moved to a different location

• They were postponed indefinitely

What was the outcome of the protests in terms of casualties?

• Only property damage occurred

• At least 25 people died and hundreds were injured

• Over 100 people died

• No casualties were reported

What is the stance of the Red Shirt movement regarding the judicial actions?

• They plan to protest against the judicial actions

• They support the judicial actions

• They are indifferent to the judicial actions

• They have disbanded