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	Earlier, Somsak said he would not answer the NLA questions because he saw that the NLA had no power to consider the impeachment case against him. As part of the boycott he did not make an opening statement to the NLA.</div>
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Somsak shows up to answer NLA questions in impeachment case

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Somsak shows up to answer NLA questions in impeachment case

Former Parliament president Somsak Kiartsuranon turned up at the Parliament at 12:30 pm Thursday to answer questions of National Legislative Assembly members in the impeachment case against him.

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