Pheu Thai leadership assures PM of support in the No Conference debate and vote at the end of October

October 17, 2026 at 10:38 am

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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has secured pledges from Pheu Thai leaders to deliver all 71 MPs in a looming no-confidence showdown. The opposition targets 18 Bhumjaithai ministers, but none from Pheu Thai. However, former Defence Minister Sutin Klungsang has challenged unconditional support, demanding MPs examine the evidence first. His intervention angered Bhumjaithai leaders, triggering fresh loyalty pledges from Deputy Prime Minister Dr Yotsanan Wongsawat and party secretary-general Prasert Chantraruangthong. Meanwhile, speculation over Kla Tham joining the coalition raises the stakes. With voting proposed for October 30, Pheu Thai’s leadership faces a crucial test of its grip on 71 MPs.

Deputy Prime Minister and Higher Education Minister Dr Yotsanan Wongsawat confirms Pheu Thai’s decision to back the government with 71 MPs in the coming no-confidence vote. ( Source: Thai Post )

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has secured assurances from Pheu Thai leaders ahead of a crucial parliamentary no-confidence debate. The party leadership has pledged to deliver all 71 MPs behind his Bhumjaithai-led government.

However, the opposition’s motion targets 18 ministers associated with Bhumjaithai, including Anutin himself. Not one Pheu Thai minister is named. Meanwhile, criticism from senior Pheu Thai MPs has exposed divisions over the impending vote. Party leaders are now tightening parliamentary discipline to ensure their MPs support the government when Parliament votes.

The assurances were reinforced on Friday, October 16, following several days of discussions between senior coalition figures. Deputy Prime Minister Dr Yotsanan Wongsawat and Pheu Thai secretary-general Prasert Chantraruangthong have both publicly promised support.

Pheu Thai moves to secure all 71 MPs as opposition targets 18 Bhumjaithai ministers in confidence vote

Their interventions followed criticism from prominent Pheu Thai politicians concerning the government’s performance. Significantly, some MPs have questioned whether the party should promise support before hearing the opposition’s evidence. The disagreement has prompted efforts to secure a united parliamentary position before the debate begins.

The opposition has submitted its motion under Section 151 of the Constitution. It seeks to question 18 ministers associated with Bhumjaithai over their conduct and performance in government. However, Pheu Thai’s parliamentary group is expected to defend those ministers despite its own Cabinet members being excluded.

Consequently, the party’s 71 MPs are being mobilised to protect Anutin and his colleagues from parliamentary defeat. The arrangement places Pheu Thai’s parliamentary strength directly behind ministers belonging to another political party.

On Thursday, October 15, Dr Yotsanan addressed the controversy during discussions with reporters at Government House. The Deputy Prime Minister also serves as Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation. He confirmed that Pheu Thai was prepared to cooperate fully during the no-confidence proceedings.

Yotsanan pledges ministerial support as Anutin orders detailed preparations for opposition accusations

Furthermore, he promised practical assistance from ministries under his supervision wherever their responsibilities overlapped with the opposition’s accusations. His commitment extended beyond voting support to the preparation of information needed to defend the government.

His remarks followed an undertaking given during Wednesday’s Cabinet meeting on October 14. At that meeting, Anutin instructed ministers to prepare detailed explanations addressing the opposition’s accusations.

Yotsanan subsequently explained that government departments needed to assemble supporting information before the debate. Ministers did not yet know precisely which questions the opposition intended to raise. Accordingly, individual ministries would have to prepare evidence covering their responsibilities and provide detailed explanations to Parliament.

Yotsanan drew a distinction when reporters questioned him about instructions concerning parliamentary voting. He said the Cabinet discussions had centred on preparing information rather than issuing voting orders.

Pheu Thai says Cabinet talks concerned evidence and explanations rather than orders on confidence voting

In particular, ministries needed to anticipate questions and gather evidence supporting their explanations. His undertaking therefore covered practical assistance in defending the government.

Separately, Pheu Thai’s leadership had already made explicit political commitments concerning continued coalition support. The two assurances addressed different requirements: preparing the ministerial defence and securing parliamentary backing.

Yotsanan also praised the coalition’s performance during the IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok. He described the organisation of the international gathering as systematic and stable.

Additionally, he said the event demonstrated the government’s ability to maintain continuity across ministerial responsibilities. The Deputy Prime Minister stressed that coalition cooperation depended on mutual trust. Equally, he said the public needed confidence that ministers from different parties could work together. His comments presented the international meetings as evidence of effective cooperation within Anutin’s Cabinet.

Prasert assures Anutin of Pheu Thai loyalty after coalition dinner as parties prepare for confidence test

Another senior Pheu Thai figure had already delivered a more direct assurance to the Prime Minister. Education Minister Prasert Chantraruangthong, the party’s secretary-general, spoke following a meeting with Anutin on Tuesday, October 13.

The Prime Minister had invited Pheu Thai ministers to a meal intended to demonstrate coalition unity. The gathering followed growing attention to disagreements between politicians belonging to the two governing parties.

Afterwards, Prasert promised that Pheu Thai would continue supporting the government despite its ministers being excluded from the opposition motion.

Prasert stressed that Pheu Thai understood the political obligations associated with coalition membership. Moreover, he said cooperation between the parties was necessary to keep the country moving forward.

His assurance was direct. “Pheu Thai fully understands political etiquette as a coalition partner and wants the country to move forward. Pheu Thai and Bhumjaithai must remain together, and Bhumjaithai can trust us,” he said, according to a translation of his Thai remarks. The statement amounted to a public commitment to maintain the coalition through the forthcoming parliamentary challenge.

Party leaders seek united vote as criticism from Pheu Thai MPs raises doubts over coalition discipline

Notably, Prasert was speaking as Pheu Thai’s secretary-general rather than simply as a Cabinet minister. His undertaking therefore represented a commitment from the party organisation. Nevertheless, questions remain over whether every Pheu Thai MP will follow that position when Parliament votes.

Friday’s reporting by Bangkok Biz News highlighted disagreements within the coalition. It also identified criticism from several Pheu Thai parliamentarians as a factor behind efforts to strengthen party discipline. The leadership’s immediate objective is to prevent those disagreements from affecting the confidence vote.

Three politicians have attracted particular attention. Party-list MP Adisorn Piengkes has criticised aspects of the government’s performance. Another party-list MP, Chaturon Chaisang, has also publicly questioned the coalition’s conduct.

However, former Defence Minister Sutin Klungsang made the most sensitive intervention concerning the impending confidence vote. His remarks directly raised the question of whether Pheu Thai MPs should commit themselves before hearing the parliamentary debate. Unlike the subsequent leadership assurances, his position emphasised the evidence presented by both sides.

Sutin urges MPs to examine opposition evidence before voting, drawing dissatisfaction from Bhumjaithai

Sutin, now a Pheu Thai party-list MP, indicated that parliamentarians should consider the evidence before deciding how to vote. He argued that MPs needed to hear both the opposition’s accusations and the explanations offered by ministers.

His position left open the possibility that evidence presented during the debate could influence individual voting decisions. Specifically, Sutin indicated that Pheu Thai should not disregard public concerns if clear evidence emerged against ministers. This would be especially important if those ministers could not adequately answer the accusations.

According to Bangkok Biz News, the remarks generated considerable dissatisfaction among senior Bhumjaithai figures. The comments also contrasted with the subsequent assurances from Prasert and Yotsanan.

While Sutin emphasised assessing the evidence, the party leadership moved to promise collective parliamentary support. In response, Pheu Thai leaders are seeking to ensure that all 71 MPs vote together during the confidence proceedings. However, that reported objective does not establish that every parliamentarian has personally undertaken to support the government.

Pheu Thai leadership promises unity but individual MPs have yet to commit to backing government ministers

The distinction between the leadership’s commitment and Sutin’s position remains important. Sutin’s remarks placed emphasis on the evidence presented in Parliament.

By contrast, the party leadership has publicly committed itself to defending the coalition before the opposition presents its case. Nevertheless, the available reports do not establish how individual Pheu Thai MPs will ultimately vote.

They confirm a leadership effort to secure parliamentary unity rather than a completed agreement among all 71 members. No individual voting commitments from every MP have been established.

The controversy has also drawn attention to the sequence of meetings and assurances preceding the vote. Initially, criticism from Pheu Thai MPs was followed by dissatisfaction within Bhumjaithai. Anutin then hosted Pheu Thai ministers on October 13. Following that meeting, Prasert gave the Prime Minister an explicit assurance of continued support.

The next day, Yotsanan promised cooperation during the October 14 Cabinet meeting. He subsequently confirmed his position publicly on October 15. By Friday, attention had turned to ensuring that Pheu Thai’s parliamentary group maintained a united position.

Anutin and Yotsanan discuss four-year coalition cooperation and long-term human development

In parallel, Yotsanan has disclosed discussions with Anutin concerning the coalition’s longer-term future. On Thursday, he revealed that the Prime Minister had recently wished him a happy 47th birthday.

Yotsanan celebrated his birthday on October 8. The two politicians also discussed their longstanding acquaintance. Their relationship dates back to Anutin’s period as public health minister, when Yotsanan was working as a university academic. Their discussions therefore included both their previous association and their current responsibilities within the coalition.

Reporters subsequently asked whether their discussions included remaining together in government. Yotsanan confirmed that longer-term cooperation was already under discussion. He referred specifically to a four-year period needed to complete ministerial programmes.

In particular, he identified initiatives involving human development as requiring sustained work. Some projects might begin showing results after one or two years. However, Yotsanan explained that their completion could require considerably longer. His remarks confirmed that discussions between coalition partners extended beyond the immediate confidence vote.

Government and opposition dispute debate length as 18 Bhumjaithai ministers prepare to face questions

On another front, the government and opposition remain divided over the timetable for the parliamentary proceedings. The opposition wants five days to question ministers. The government, however, has proposed a shorter debate.

One suggested timetable would see proceedings held between October 27 and 29, followed by voting on October 30. A broader October 27–30 debating window has also been discussed. The final arrangements remain subject to negotiations between government and opposition whips.

The duration is an important procedural issue given the number of ministers facing questions. Eighteen ministers associated with Bhumjaithai have been named in the motion. In contrast, none of the ministers representing Pheu Thai has been included.

Anutin has already instructed Cabinet colleagues to prepare detailed responses to the opposition’s accusations. As part of this, Pheu Thai ministers have promised information wherever their departmental responsibilities overlap with those accusations. The preparation involves ministries from both coalition parties, although the motion names ministers associated with only one.

Pheu Thai prepares ministerial defence as reports raise possibility of Kla Tham entering the coalition

This means Pheu Thai will participate in preparing the government’s defence despite being spared direct scrutiny under the motion. Its ministers will help assemble information, while its MPs are expected to provide parliamentary support.

Consequently, the party leadership faces two immediate tasks. It must maintain cooperation inside the Cabinet while ensuring that its parliamentary group votes together. The assurances from Prasert and Yotsanan address both requirements. However, their public statements do not eliminate the different positions expressed by individual MPs.

Beyond the confidence debate, another issue concerns the future composition of the governing coalition. Friday’s Bangkok Biz News analysis highlighted reports concerning possible changes to the alliance supporting Anutin.

In particular, speculation has centred on the Kla Tham Party, led by Thammanat Prompao. Reports have suggested that Kla Tham could potentially be brought into government. Separately, there has been discussion of alternative parliamentary alliances. No confirmed agreement has been announced concerning such changes.

Coalition change speculation accompanies fresh Pheu Thai pledges to support Anutin in confidence vote

Bangkok Biz News suggested that Pheu Thai leaders were concerned about maintaining their position within the coalition. According to the newspaper’s political analysis, party leaders could be seeking to prevent another political grouping from replacing Pheu Thai.

That remains the publication’s interpretation rather than an acknowledged position from the party leadership. Neither Yotsanan nor Prasert has publicly identified fears of replacement as the reason for their assurances. Even so, the reports have emerged alongside repeated commitments from Pheu Thai’s leadership to support Anutin.

The political developments have followed a clear sequence. Senior Pheu Thai MPs criticised the government, while Bhumjaithai figures expressed dissatisfaction with comments concerning the confidence vote.

Subsequently, Anutin hosted Pheu Thai ministers at a reconciliation meal. Prasert then reaffirmed the coalition relationship, followed by Yotsanan’s assurances during and after the Cabinet meeting. By Friday, attention had shifted to ensuring that the party’s entire parliamentary group voted together. The reported effort covers all 71 MPs rather than merely Pheu Thai’s Cabinet representatives.

Pheu Thai faces decisive parliamentary test as its 71 MPs prepare to defend Bhumjaithai ministers

The forthcoming debate will test both the government’s parliamentary strength and Pheu Thai’s internal discipline. For Bhumjaithai, the immediate requirement is sufficient parliamentary support to defeat the opposition’s motion.

For Pheu Thai, the commitment involves defending ministers from another party while maintaining unity among its own 71 MPs. The assurances from Prasert and Yotsanan have established the leadership’s public position. Yet Sutin’s earlier intervention demonstrated that senior Pheu Thai politicians had expressed different approaches to the vote.

His argument centred on examining the evidence before making a decision. Conversely, the party leadership has pledged support for the coalition in advance. Meanwhile, the government is preparing its answers to the opposition’s accusations.

Coalition leaders are also working to secure their parliamentary numbers. The final debate timetable has yet to be agreed, although October 30 has emerged as the proposed voting date. Negotiations over the duration of the debate remain outstanding.

Ultimately, Pheu Thai’s 71 MPs will face the parliamentary test of the commitments made by their leaders. Crucially, the opposition’s motion places no Pheu Thai minister directly in the firing line.

Instead, the party’s MPs are being asked to defend 18 ministers associated with Bhumjaithai, including Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. The vote will establish whether Pheu Thai’s leadership can deliver the united parliamentary support it has repeatedly promised.

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Joseph Anthony is an expat from Ireland who has lived in Thailand for the last decade. He has worked extensively in the media including editorial positions in Ireland and Thailand. He is focused on economic and business stories in Thailand as well as the expat lifestyle.

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总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔已获得为泰党领导人的承诺，将在即将到来的不信任投票中争取全部71名国会议员的支持。反对党的目标是泰自豪党的18名部长，但不包括为泰党成员。然而，前国防部长素廷·克隆桑对无条件支持提出质疑，要求议员们首先审查证据。他的介入激怒了泰自豪党领导人，促使副总理约萨南·翁沙瓦和党秘书长帕瑟·占特拉伦通再次做出效忠承诺。与此同时，关于克拉·坦加入执政联盟的猜测也加剧了局势的紧张。投票定于10月30日举行，为泰党领导层将面临对其掌控71名国会议员的关键考验。

泰国副总理兼高等教育部长约萨南·翁沙瓦博士证实，为泰党将在即将举行的不信任投票中以71名议员的席位支持政府。（来源：泰国邮报）

在关键的议会不信任投票前夕，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔已从为泰党领导人那里获得了保证。该党领导层承诺，将确保其领导的泰自豪党政府获得全部71名议员的支持。

然而，反对党的动议针对的是与泰自豪党有关联的18名部长，包括阿努廷本人。为泰党的部长则无人被点名。与此同时，为泰党资深议员的批评暴露了党内对即将到来的投票的分歧。各党领导人正在加强议会纪律，以确保其议员在议会投票时支持政府。

经过数日联盟高层磋商，各方于10月16日星期五再次重申了这些保证。副总理约萨南·翁沙瓦博士和为泰党秘书长巴瑟·占特拉朗通均已公开承诺提供支持。

为泰党力图确保全部71名国会议员的支持，反对党则将矛头指向泰自豪党18名部长，以期在信任投票中赢得多数席位。

此前，为泰党一些知名政治人物批评了政府的执政表现，随后他们介入此事。值得注意的是，一些议员质疑，在听取反对党的证据之前，该党是否应该承诺提供支持。这一分歧促使各方努力在辩论开始前达成议会统一立场。

反对党已根据宪法第151条提交动议，要求质询18名与泰自豪党有关联的部长，审查他们在政府中的行为和表现。然而，尽管为泰党内阁成员被排除在外，但预计该党议会党团仍会为这些部长辩护。

因此，该党71名议员正被动员起来，以保护阿努廷及其同僚免于议会失败。这一安排使得为泰党的议会力量直接落入其他政党部长的掌控之下。

10月15日星期四，副总理兼高等教育、科学、研究与创新部长尤特萨南博士在总理府与记者会谈时就此事作出回应。他确认，为泰党已做好准备，将在不信任调查过程中全力配合。

约萨南承诺给予部长级支持，阿努廷下令详细准备应对反对派的指控

此外，他还承诺，凡是其管辖下的各部委职责与反对派指控重叠的地方，都将提供切实帮助。他的承诺不仅限于投票支持，还包括准备捍卫政府所需的资料。

他的这番言论是在10月14日星期三的内阁会议上做出承诺之后发表的。在那次会议上，阿努廷指示部长们准备详细的解释，以回应反对派的指控。

约特萨南随后解释说，各政府部门需要在辩论前收集相关信息。部长们当时还不清楚反对党打算提出哪些问题。因此，各个部委需要准备涵盖自身职责的证据，并向议会提供详细解释。

当记者就议会投票指示向约特萨南提问时，他做出了区分。他说，内阁讨论的重点是准备信息，而不是发布投票指令。

为泰党表示，内阁会议关注的是证据和解释，而非关于信任投票的命令。

尤其重要的是，各部委需要预先设想可能出现的问题，并收集证据来支持他们的解释。因此，他的工作涵盖了为政府辩护提供实际帮助。

此外，为泰党领导层此前已就继续支持联盟做出明确的政治承诺。这两项保证分别针对不同的要求：准备部长级辩护和确保获得议会支持。

约萨南还赞扬了该联盟在曼谷举行的国际货币基金组织-世界银行年会期间的表现。他称此次国际会议的组织工作系统有序、稳定。

此外，他表示，此次活动展现了政府在各部委职责之间保持连续性的能力。副总理强调，联合政府的合作取决于互信。同样，他也表示，公众需要相信来自不同政党的部长能够携手合作。他的讲话将此次国际会议视为阿努廷内阁内部有效合作的例证。

在联盟晚宴后，普拉瑟向阿努廷保证为泰党的忠诚，各党派正准备进行信任测试。

另一位为泰党高层人士此前已向总理作出了更为直接的保证。该党秘书长、教育部长巴瑟·占特拉朗通在10月13日星期二与阿努廷会面后发表了讲话。

总理邀请为泰党部长们共进晚餐，旨在展现执政联盟的团结。此次聚会正值外界日益关注两大执政党政治人物之间的分歧之际。

随后，普拉瑟承诺，尽管为泰党部长被排除在反对派动议之外，但为泰党仍将继续支持政府。

普拉瑟强调，为泰党理解加入执政联盟所承担的政治义务。此外，他还表示，各党派之间的合作对于国家持续发展至关重要。

他的保证非常明确。“为泰党完全理解作为执政联盟伙伴的政治礼仪，并希望国家向前发展。为泰党和泰自豪党必须继续团结一致，泰自豪党可以信任我们。”他用泰语说道。这份声明相当于公开承诺在即将到来的议会选举中维持执政联盟。

各党派领导人寻求团结一致投票，但为泰党议员的批评引发了人们对联盟纪律的质疑。

值得注意的是，普拉瑟是以为泰党秘书长的身份而非内阁部长的身份发表讲话的。因此，他的承诺代表了该党组织的承诺。然而，国会投票时，是否每位为泰党议员都会遵循这一立场，仍然是个未知数。

曼谷商业新闻周五的报道重点关注了执政联盟内部的分歧。报道还指出，一些为泰党议员的批评是促使该党加强纪律的原因之一。领导层的当务之急是防止这些分歧影响信任投票。

三位政治人物尤其引人注目。政党名单议员阿迪颂·平格斯批评了政府的部分执政表现。另一位政党名单议员查图隆·猜桑也公开质疑执政联盟的行为。

然而，前国防部长素廷克隆桑就即将举行的信任投票发表了最为敏感的言论。他的发言直接提出了为泰党议员是否应该在听取议会辩论之前就做出承诺的问题。与随后领导层的保证不同，他的立场强调了双方提出的证据。

苏廷敦促议员们在投票前审查反对派的证据，此举引发了泰自豪党的不满。

现为为泰党议员的苏廷表示，议员们在决定投票前应该考虑证据。他认为，议员们需要听取反对党的指控和部长们的解释。

他的立场表明，辩论中提出的证据可能会影响个人的投票决定。具体而言，苏廷暗示，如果出现针对部长们的明确证据，为泰党就不应考虑公众的担忧。如果这些部长无法充分回应指控，这一点尤其重要。

据《曼谷商业新闻》报道，这些言论引起了泰自豪党高层人士的强烈不满。此外，这些言论与普拉瑟和约萨南随后作出的保证也形成了鲜明对比。

尽管苏廷强调要评估证据，但为泰党领导层却承诺在议会中给予集体支持。作为回应，为泰党领导人正努力确保所有71名议员在信任投票中投出一致的票。然而，这一目标并不意味着每位议员都已承诺支持政府。

为泰党领导层承诺团结，但个别议员尚未承诺支持政府部长。

领导层的承诺与苏廷的立场之间的区别仍然至关重要。苏廷的讲话强调了议会中提出的证据。

相比之下，该党领导层已公开承诺在反对党陈述案情之前捍卫执政联盟。然而，现有报道并未明确指出为泰党议员最终将如何投票。

他们证实，领导层正在努力确保议会团结，而非所有71名议员已达成最终协议。每位议员尚未做出个人投票承诺。

这场争议也使人们关注到投票前的一系列会晤和保证。最初，为泰党议员的批评引发了泰自豪党内部的不满。随后，阿努廷于10月13日会见了为泰党的部长们。会后，普拉瑟向总理明确保证将继续支持该党。

第二天，约萨南在10月14日的内阁会议上承诺合作。随后，他于10月15日公开重申了自己的立场。到了周五，各方关注的焦点转向了确保为泰党议会党团保持团结一致的立场。

阿努廷和约察南讨论了为期四年的联盟合作和长期人类发展问题。

与此同时，约特萨南透露，他与阿努廷就执政联盟的长期未来进行了讨论。周四，他透露，总理阿努廷最近祝他47岁生日快乐。

约特萨南于10月8日庆祝了他的生日。两位政治人物还谈到了他们多年的交情。他们的关系可以追溯到阿努廷担任公共卫生部长时期，当时约特萨南是一名大学学者。因此，他们的谈话内容既包括他们过去的交往，也包括他们目前在执政联盟中的职责。

记者随后询问双方的讨论是否包括继续在政府中合作。约特萨南证实，双方已在讨论更长期的合作。他特别提到，完成部长级项目需要四年时间。

他特别指出，涉及人力发展的各项举措需要持续不断的努力。有些项目或许在一两年后就能初见成效，但约特萨南解释说，这些项目要真正完成可能需要更长的时间。他的讲话证实，联盟伙伴之间的讨论远不止于此次信任投票。

政府和反对党就辩论时长存在争议，18名泰自豪党部长准备接受质询

另一方面，政府和反对党在议会议程时间表上仍存在分歧。反对党希望用五天时间质询部长们，而政府则提议缩短辩论时间。

一项建议的时间表是，会议于10月27日至29日举行，随后于10月30日进行投票。另有讨论指出，辩论时间可以延长至10月27日至30日。最终安排仍需政府和反对党党鞭协商确定。

鉴于面临质询的部长人数众多，质询时长是一个重要的程序性问题。动议中点名了18位与泰自豪党相关的部长。相比之下，代表为泰党的部长则无人被列入其中。

阿努廷已指示内阁同僚准备详细回应反对派的指控。作为其中的一部分，为泰党部长承诺，凡是其部门职责与这些指控重叠的部分，都将提供相关信息。尽管动议中仅提及与其中一方相关的部长，但此次准备工作涉及执政联盟中两个政党的多个部门。

有报道称，克拉坦党有可能加入执政联盟，为泰党准备部长级辩护。

这意味着，尽管在动议下该党无需接受直接审查，但为泰党仍将参与政府的辩护准备工作。该党部长将协助收集信息，而议员预计将在议会提供支持。

因此，党领导层面临两项紧迫任务：既要维持内阁内部的合作，又要确保其议会党团投票一致。普拉瑟特和约特萨南的保证满足了这两项要求。然而，他们的公开声明并不能消除个别议员表达的不同立场。

除了信任危机之外，另一个问题还涉及执政联盟未来的组成。周五的《曼谷商业新闻》分析重点报道了有关支持阿努廷的联盟可能发生变化的报道。

尤其值得注意的是，各方猜测主要集中在由塔玛纳·普罗姆帕奥领导的克拉塔姆党身上。有报道称，克拉塔姆党有可能加入政府。此外，也有人讨论组建其他议会联盟的可能性。但目前尚未就此类变动达成任何正式协议。

在为泰党再次承诺在信任投票中支持阿努廷之际，有关执政联盟可能发生变化的猜测甚嚣尘上。

《曼谷商业新闻》指出，为泰党领导人担心无法保住其在执政联盟中的地位。该报的政治分析认为，党内领导人可能试图阻止其他政治团体取代为泰党。

这仍然是该刊物的解读，而非党领导层的官方立场。约萨南和普拉瑟特均未公开承认，他们做出保证的原因是担心被替换。即便如此，这些报道的出现也与为泰党领导层多次承诺支持阿努廷的表态同时发生。

政治事态发展遵循着清晰的顺序。为泰党资深议员批评了政府，而泰自豪党人士则对有关信任投票的言论表示不满。

随后，阿努廷宴请了为泰党部长们，以示和解。普拉瑟随后重申了联盟关系，约萨南在内阁会议期间及会后也作出了保证。到周五，各方关注的焦点转移到确保该党全体议员在议会中保持一致投票。据报道，这项工作涵盖了全部71名议员，而不仅仅是为泰党的内阁代表。

为泰党面临决定性的议会考验，其71名议员准备捍卫泰自豪党部长们的权益。

即将举行的辩论将考验政府的议会实力和为泰党的内部纪律。对泰自豪党而言，当务之急是获得足够的议会支持，以驳回反对党的动议。

对为泰党而言，其承诺在于维护其他政党部长的利益，同时保持自身71名议员之间的团结。普拉瑟和约萨南的保证确立了领导层的公开立场。然而，苏廷早前的干预表明，为泰党高层政治人物对此次投票持有不同看法。

他的论点是，在做出决定之前应该先审查证据。相反，党领导层已提前承诺支持联合政府。与此同时，政府正在准备回应反对派的指控。

联合政府领导人也在努力确保各自在议会中拥有足够的席位。最终的辩论时间表尚未确定，但10月30日已被提议作为投票日期。关于辩论时长的谈判仍未达成一致。

最终，为泰党的71名议员将面临议会对其领导人所作承诺的考验。至关重要的是，反对党的动议并未将任何为泰党部长直接置于风口浪尖。

相反，该党议员们被要求为与泰自豪党有关联的18名部长辩护，其中包括总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔。此次投票将决定为泰党领导层能否兑现其多次承诺的议会团结支持。

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邓小平警告人民党要远离日益高涨的反民主情绪，因为政治危机正在不断演变。

民意调查显示，总理佩通坦已失去民心。人民党获得巨大支持。

曼谷抗议活动结束，没有出现过夜露营的情况。与此同时，总理正准备参加7月1日的庭审。

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