A Thai anti-government protester (center) poses for a photo in front of a billboard carrying a picture of leader Suthep Thaugsuban (second from left) at a protest site in downtown Bangkok on Tuesday. AFP PHOTO
A Thai anti-government protester (center) poses for a photo in front of a billboard carrying a picture of leader Suthep Thaugsuban (second from left) at a protest site in downtown Bangkok on Tuesday. AFP PHOTO

BANGKOK: Thailand’s opposition is set to demand on Tuesday the annulment of last weekend’s election and the dissolution of the ruling party, in a legal offensive that threatens to intensify the kingdom’s political agony.

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