The Democratic Party in Thailand has internal disagreements regarding the entertainment complex bill, and the process of legalizing gambling is temporarily suspended.

The Democratic Party of Thailand is currently facing internal disagreements over the stance on the entertainment complex bill.As a member of the ruling coalition, the party leader and Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Chalermchai Sri-on, recently stated that since the bill has not yet b

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The Democratic Party in Thailand has internal disagreements regarding the entertainment complex bill, and the process of legalizing gambling is temporarily suspended.

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The Democratic Party in Thailand has internal disagreements regarding the entertainment complex bill, and the process of legalizing gambling is temporarily suspended.

Thailand's casinos EBITDA may become Asia's number one! Malayan Bank: Tax advantages crush Macau Singapore

The fate of the Thai casino bill hangs on the 2027 election? The ruling coalition is now divided.

Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha: The entertainment complex bill will consider opinions from all parties and will not be submitted to the cabinet yet.

The preliminary draft of the Thai casino bill limits the gambling amount for Thai people to 50 million baht!

The People's Power Party of Thailand criticizes the entertainment complex bill, warning that the legalization of casinos brings negative impacts.

Thai Prime Minister's Advisor: Entertainment complexes are not about liberalizing casinos, but aim to boost the economy.

The Thai Anti-Gambling Foundation opposes the gambling bill, organizing the public to submit letters of objection.

Thailand plans to open casinos to boost the economy, but fears it may also fuel crime.

Thai court orders the dismissal of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin