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	NLA member Jetn Sirathranont said yesterday that the NLA would schedule a date for the opening statements and decide if the accused need to provide more evidence.</div>
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	The ex-senators facing impeachment had said they would send representatives to deliver their opening statements, he said.</div>

NLA schedules meeting to decide on senators' impeachment

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NLA schedules meeting to decide on senators' impeachment

The National Legislative Assembly will meet next Wednesday to discuss the impeachment of 38 former senators for allegedly trying to amend the last charter's framework for the composition of the Senate.

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