The Senate’s bid to hold a general debate may be seen as a stab in the back for a government it helped take office.
However, there is no escaping the reality that the so-called neo-conservative camp, which the Pheu Thai Party-led government has come to represent, retains a steadfast symbiotic relationship with the Senate.
This is the legacy of the previous administration, which was accused of having inherited power from the May 2014 coup, according to observers.
The government received its first grilling during the budget expenditure bill debate in parliament…
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