Thailand's outsider ministers face reshuffle risk in censure vote

BANGKOK: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul could face pressure to reshuffle his Cabinet after December’s no-confidence vote even if his government retains parliamentary support, with five ministers lacking their own parliamentary power bases particularly exposed.

The Bhumjaithai-led government has expressed confidence in its backing in the House. The more uncertain question is whether that support will extend equally to individual ministers—or whether relatively weak confidence-vote totals will leave some politically vulnerable.

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曼谷：即使政府仍能获得议会支持，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔在12月的不信任投票后仍可能面临改组内阁的压力，其中五位缺乏议会权力基础的部长尤其容易受到影响。

由泰自豪党领导的政府对国会的支持充满信心。但更不确定的是，这种支持是否会平等地惠及每位部长——或者相对较低的信任投票结果是否会使一些部长在政治上处于不利地位。

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