VOICED : Protestas no dan tregua en Tailandia

Protests in Thailand intensified as demonstrators cut power to the National Police headquarters in Bangkok, affecting the police hospital. Prime Minister Yingluck Chinawatra survived a censure motion in Parliament amid promises from protesters to occupy more ministries. The protests were triggered by an amnesty bill that could allow the return of Yingluck's brother, Thaksin Chinawatra, a former prime minister ousted in 2006 and convicted of corruption. Despite the bill's rejection in the Senate, protesters aim to remove the Thaksin influence from power.

What significant action did the protesters take at the National Police headquarters?

• They held a peaceful rally.

• They cut the power supply.

• They organized a sit-in protest.

• They distributed leaflets.

What was the outcome of the no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Yingluck Chinawatra?

• She was removed from office.

• The vote was declared invalid.

• The vote was postponed.

• She survived the vote.

What was the main reason for the protests against the Thai government?

• An amnesty bill.

• A healthcare reform.

• A foreign policy decision.

• A new tax policy.

Who is Thaksin Chinawatra in relation to Yingluck Chinawatra?

• Her cousin.

• Her brother.

• Her uncle.

• Her father.

What was Thaksin Chinawatra's status before the protests?

• He was a member of the Senate.

• He was a former prime minister in exile.

• He was a political advisor.

• He was a current prime minister.