Prayut Chan-o-cha (English Wikipedia)

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edition.cnn.com

Thailand's Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha announces retirement from politics

dailynews.co.th

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jstor.org

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""ประยุทธ์" ยันมีเลือกตั้งแน่ ลั่นเป็นกลาง แต่วอนอย่าเลือกคนที่จะนำไปสู่ความวุ่นวาย-รุนแรง". prachatai.com (in Thai). 22 March 2011.
"ผบ.ทบ. เผยคนจน-คนต่างจังหวัดน่าสงสาร ขอให้ทบทวนมาชุมนุมแล้วได้ประชาธิปไตยหรือไม่". prachatai.com (in Thai). 12 April 2011.
"ผบ.ทบ.ขอให้ประชาชนเลือกคนที่ทำให้บ้านเมือง-สถาบันปลอดภัย". prachatai.com (in Thai). 15 June 2011.
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