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	Satit Wongnongtaey and Tavorn Senieum, protest leaders at Democracy Monument, demanded the caretaker government to resign following House dissolution.</div>
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	Satit told protesters that House dissolution was a first victory but was not enough for achieving real democracy and the protests would continue.</div>
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	He said the People&rsquo;s Democratic Reform Committee wanted the people&rsquo;s council to be formed and the caretaker Cabinet to resign.</div>
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	Tavorn told Thai PBS that the protesters wanted the caretaker government to resign.</div>
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