Thai Opposition Held Talks on Article 152 Before No-Confidence Vote, Says Satit
Thai opposition figure Satit revealed that discussions were held between the ruling and opposition parties two months prior to the submission of a no-confidence motion (under Article 152 of the constitution). However, the government's actions ultimately led to the decision to proceed with the impeachment process.
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