Thailand is facing a significant political crisis following the ouster of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, a situation that analysts believe will put additional pressure on the country's already struggling economy. The political instability is expected to delay crucial policies aimed at boosting investor confidence and reviving the economy. This turmoil comes at a time when millions of Thais are dealing with the burden of debt, awaiting long-delayed financial assistance from the government. The repetitive cycle of political upheaval in Thailand not only reflects the fragile state of its democracy but also poses a substantial threat to its economic prospects. Observers suggest that breaking this cycle is essential for Thailand's path to recovery and stability.
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