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	He was commenting on statement of red-shirt leader Jatuporn Promphan who said he wanted to hold a press conference to announce his opposition to the draft charter. Jatuporn made the statement after Suthep Thaugsuban, president of People&rsquo;s Democratic Reform Foundation (PDRF), told a press conference that the draft should be supported in a referendum.</div>
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	Wissanu said the Pheu Thai or other parties could announce their stand on the draft as long as they do not incite protests.</div>
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Political parties can hold conferences to announce stand on draft charter

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Political parties can hold conferences to announce stand on draft charter

Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said Wednesday that political parties or groups can hold press conference to announce their stand on the new draft charter.

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