Reformist People's Party Eyes Historic Break from Thailand's Politically Polarized Cycle
Thailand's reformist People's Party is making a last-ditch effort to break the cycle of political instability by winning the upcoming polls, as opposition supporters flock to its campaign buses. The party hopes its message of change will resonate with voters looking for a fresh start.
Thailand's opposition People's Party is hoping to break a cycle of political instability as voters head to polls, but its chances of success remain uncertain; reformist politicians have been crisscrossing the country in orange campaign buses; if they win, it could signal a significant shift away from the country's long-standing military-backed rule; however, many analysts question whether the party's commitment to democratic reforms will be enough to sustain long-term change.
