Back to normality

The situation in Thailand is back to normality.

I hope the government finally understood that something must be done for finding a balancement between the cities and the rural areas. There is too big difference and they know it well.

Some regions of Thailand have the good luck to have nice beaches and they can easily get money from the international tourism. The area around Bangkok is famous as touristic place and also has a large concentration of industries. But Isaan's and other provinces are not so lucky. The local people can do really nothing to change the situation in short time if the government doesn't give enough support.

The new Prime Minister has to show what he is able to do. Criticizing Thaksin and arresting the leaders of the protest is not enough. The real problems are staying.

By the way, about Thaksin, these are the last news from Bangkok Post :

Thaksin has Nicaraguan passport

The Nicaraguan government anounced it has made fugutive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra a "special ambassador" and issued him a diplomatic passport.

The announcement was made after the Thai government said on Wednesday it had revoked his ordinary passport because he incited the Saturday rioting which forced the cancellation of the weekend Asean Summit in Pattaya.

Nicaragua said in a statement on Wednesday that Thaksin had been appointed an "ambassador on a special mission" so he could help attract investment to the poor Central American country, reports said.

Ha! Ha! When people has money, they can even buy a passport. It is so bad, especially because they are not his own money. Anyway I hope that this will help to keep him finally out of further influence in Thai domestic business. He is not Thai anymore. Good luck in your new country, Mr. Thaksin. And.........  good luck Nicaragua ( 5555555 ).