Thailand’s junta adopts interim constitution

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BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand adopted a temporary constitution on Tuesday, taking its first step toward the slow return of electoral democracy after two months of military rule. But the charter’s clauses allow the ruling junta to continue to hold substantial power even after an interim Cabinet and legislature take office.

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