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	The protesters belong to the &ldquo;Red Ubon Ratchathani&rdquo; group and had stopped off at the Democrat Party office before heading to join the ongoing rally at Rajamangala Stadium.&nbsp;</div>
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	The group returned to their bus when Democrat MPs, led by Chinnaworn Boonyakiat, yelled &ldquo;Slaves get out&rdquo;.&nbsp;</div>
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Protest at Democrat HQ

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Protest at Democrat HQ

A group of progovernment red shirts, all armed with air horns, started rallying outside the Democrat Party headquarters at noon yesterday.

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