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Well, in the coming days we'll possibly a further escalation of the power struggle(*) between the co-called "red-shirts" and the gov't on the streets of the Thai capital.

Today's al-Jazeera has a detailed report about the present situation on the "front line":  ☞ Troops return to Bangkok streets  

* Some, especially Trotskyist organisations, are already calling it a "class struggle". But as far as I know, a successful class struggle needs revolutionary mass organisations... But unfortunatelly all the revolutionary organisations in Thailand, such as the Communist Party, were "successful" (from the viewpoint of the ruling class) smashed by the the army (and internal conflicts/party disputes!!).
And after all the United Front for Democracy isn't a revolutionary organisation, not at all!

Related article:
☞ Thailand mulls a 'half coup' (Asia Times, 4.17)