THE removal of Thailand’s beautiful, bright and US-educated Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra does not solve the kingdom’s political crisis. It even prolongs it.
Her government and political party, the Pheu Thai, are extremely popular, If elections were held today, she and other Pheu Thai members would again win a majority that would allow them to form a government without having to form a creaky coalition with other parties.
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