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Thailand's military has little to show for it. The economy is stagnant, one of the worst performing in Asia. The national "reconciliation" the generals promised is nowhere to be seen: There are hundreds of political prisoners, and a criminal prosecution of ousted prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra is underway. Martial law remains in effect, making it illegal to hold any gathering without permission and crippling free expression.

Thailand's military has little to show for it. The economy is stagnant, one of the worst performing in Asia. The national "reconciliation" the generals promised is nowhere to be seen: There are hundreds of political prisoners, and a criminal prosecution of ousted prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra is underway. Martial law remains in effect, making it illegal to hold any gathering without permission and crippling free expression.

Thailand 's military has little to show for it. The economy is stagnant one of, the worst performing in Asia. The National. "Reconciliation." the generals promised is nowhere to be seen: There are hundreds of, political prisoners and a criminal. Prosecution of ousted Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is underway. Martial law remains, in effectMaking it illegal to hold any gathering without permission and crippling free expression.