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	After a meeting of the first and second generation of PAD leaders, spokesman Parnthep Pourpongpan issued a statement opposing the amendment of Articles 68, 111, 190 and 237 of the Constitution.</div>
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	PAD leader Chamlong Srimuang said the yellow shirts would carefully evaluate the country&rsquo;s political situation before calling for a protest.</div>
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	Parnthep said the movement supports the drafters of the 2007 Constitution in asking the National Anti-Corruption Commission to check the government&rsquo;s Bt2-trillion loan bill.</div>
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	PAD has assigned its lawyers to consult with academics and legal advisers to seek more legal venues to bring offenders to justice, he said.</div>
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PAD threatens to rally against charter amendments

The People's Alliance for Democracy Thursday threatened to rally against the proposed charter changes, saying they were aimed at protecting the vested interests of politicians.