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He was elected member of the municipal council (Samachik thesaban) from 1967
to 1983, sat also on the provincial council, and was elected mayor of Petchburi
six times. His faction was said to dominate elections at the local and provincial ...
He was elected member of the municipal council (Samachik thesaban) from 1967
to 1983, sat also on the provincial council, and was elected mayor of Petchburi
six times. His faction was said to dominate elections at the local and provincial ...
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These officials work alongside bodies of local representatives chosen by election
in the locality. The provincial council or sapha jangwat is locally elected on a 'five
-year term and has the power to approve the provincial budget and oversee the ...
These officials work alongside bodies of local representatives chosen by election
in the locality. The provincial council or sapha jangwat is locally elected on a 'five
-year term and has the power to approve the provincial budget and oversee the ...
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Which type of government is more corrupt, an elected government or a military-
dominated government? Percent a) Elected government 22.2 b) Military-
dominated government 23.0 c) Not sure, cannot say 34.2 d) No answer 13.3 e)
Others 7.3 ...
Which type of government is more corrupt, an elected government or a military-
dominated government? Percent a) Elected government 22.2 b) Military-
dominated government 23.0 c) Not sure, cannot say 34.2 d) No answer 13.3 e)
Others 7.3 ...
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