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	Sombat said he expected that more than 10,000 red shirts would join the protest.</div>
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	He said his group would not join the Democrat&rsquo;s rally because his group campaigned against the bill with goal to bring Democrats to justice related to bloody crackdowns in 2010.</div>
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Red Sunday to demonstrate against amnesty bill on Nov 10

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Thailand and Switzerland agree to boost trade and climate cooperation

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Red Sunday to demonstrate against amnesty bill on Nov 10

Sombat Boonngarmanong, the leader of the Red Sunday Group, said his group would hold a demonstration against the amnesty bill on November 10.

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