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	Thida Thawornseth said that the red shirts wanted all 100 members of the CDA to be elected &ldquo;to ensure that the new constitution belongs to the people&rdquo;. She added that there was no need for experts to take part in drafting the charter. &ldquo;Experts are not more important than people,&rdquo; she said.</div>
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Thida calls for all CDA members to be elected

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