Thailand’s prime minister survives the vote of non -confidence in Parliament

Thailand’s prime minister Paetongtran Shinawatra survived today a vote without trust, after the main opposition of the country As reported, he accused her not to be qualified and allow their father to hold the influence on his administration.

The prime minister won the support of 319 of 488 legislators present, according to Reuters.

The Popular Opposition Party said he was taking the direction of his powerful Father Thaksin Shinawatra, who was Thailand’s prime minister from 2001 to 2006.

Paetongtran is also Yingluck Shinawatra’s niece, who was Thai Prime Minister from 2011 to 2014 before they retired in a coup d’etat.

In the debate of censorship on Tuesday, According to reports, opposition parliamentarians He questioned the knowledge gaps of the Prime Minister and accused her of avoiding questions from journalists.

According to reports, Paetongtran was also accused of failures about national economy and security, as well as tax evasion.

He was expected to survive the vote, with An analysis document For the ISAS-YUSOF Institut Institut in Singapore on March 24 that says that the opposition does not have enough votes to eliminate it.

The motion also comes at a time when public confidence in its government has been low.

A survey for National Institute for Development of Thailand In February revealed that Only 45.12% of the respondents were satisfied with the first six months of Paetongtran in office.

Public confidence in the capacity of its coalition government to solve national problems is even lower, with only 38.55%.

The GDP growth of the full year of Thailand by 2024 reached 2.5%, The weakest among Asean-6 countriesAccording to McKinsey, while the established index of the country has collapsed more than 15% to date.

The countries of the ASEAN-6 refer to Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia.