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16 May 69

"Prime Minister Tintin" Yan, the dark government has subdued corruption, pointing out, who dares to reveal the knot of bribery, must be ready to be sued, and if it is not surveyed, it has the right to sue Ode, "expunge the stigma of the past," which is the fate of this government, to solve the stigma, but not to reinforce the stigma, to reiterate it because it is wrong.

On May 16, in the second field, Mr. Antoine Chan Vigul, the prime minister, and the Interior Minister, interviewed a case in which the private sector was concerned about corrupt corruption, that everyone was concerned about corruption, especially the government, since this government came in October to the present day, that there has been a consistent crackdown on corruption and strict anti-corruption laws, as evidenced by the crackdown on illegal acts, scammers, drugs, gambling wells, human trafficking.

Mr. Anin said that it was confirmed that this government, working with the repressive parties with understanding, had the same goals and mutual support, police, military, officials, we worked as one.

Reporters asked about the case in which the Joint Committee on the Private Sector of 3 Institutions (KU) organized the 10 most bribed agencies. Mr. Anin said that it was an index of questionnaires on the part of the government. We have serious repression. We do not use feelings or questionnaires or conduct polls. All cases of the government deal with legislation. For example, the issue of rights-wearing at Chiang Mai does not end with a single sheriff, but amplifies the wrongdoing as a movement. All actions must be taken against influencers who are the concern of the people. Nakhon Pathom has been removed from office.

"If it was in the old days, it might have to wait for someone to clear it. Someone has asked for it now. Personally, it is not clear, because government policy is clear. Use the principle of closing the name, holding the behavior. Anyone who has illegal behavior will not look at the name, but prosecute everything according to the behavior, including the suppression of influential people who are the source of corruption. Surat Thani, where there are people who can commit crimes because they are given to city officials, some people give land to Amis, and when the government takes the law seriously, where there is a problem, set up exam judges, migrate outside the area, and prosecute, everything should be in a good direction, "said Nun.

When asked what the survey might not end because the rated government agency is prepared to sue back private, Mr. Antoine said, as I said, what is the origin of the survey? If the survey does not follow, it has the right to sue. If we dare to say that you have done wrong, you have cheated, you have done badly, we must be prepared to be sued back, it is fair.

Nantin said that the Corruption Perception Index is partly based on a survey of feelings that asks if there is cheating, if there is a tick, this will be measured as a matter of not being prosecuted, because it is a matter of feeling, as they say, a "stigma" that they have to solve, a stigma that has been stamped since the past, it is considered the fate of this government and the current executive to solve the stigma, but not to reinforce the stigma, because it is wrong.

"The government has to fix it. There must be no such thing. Otherwise, it would not dare to present a declaration of readiness to join the OECD. It is an enemy of corruption and illegal acts. The government has done it all, not a doodle. At present, there are a lot of intensive checks. If the government supports government officials, suppresses corruption, illegal acts, everything must be gone."

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