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	The letter cited the poor government performance in the past two years and the attempts to enact laws based on favourtism as main reasons for Yingluck to relinquish power.</div>
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	Several hundreds of the group&rsquo;s protesters yesterday also marched to Asoke area, business area and also to Pheu Thai Party headquarters.</div>
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Students group call on Yingluck to resign

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Students group call on Yingluck to resign

Representatives of the Students and People Network for Thailand's Reform (STR) Friday marched from their rally site at Makkawan Bridge to Chamai Maruchet Bridge next to Government House to submit a letter calling for the Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra

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