Leaders of eight parties led by the Move Forward Party signed a memorandum of understanding to serve as a guideline for collaboration between the coalition partners as they stepped closer to forming a new government on May 22. (Photo: VARUTH HIRUAYATHEB)
A majority of Thai people are harbour doubts about the ability of Move Forward and seven other parties to form a new government even though they command a majority of MPs – 313 – in the House of Representatives, according to an opinion survey by Suan Dusit Rajabhat University, or Suan Dusit Poll.
The poll was conducted online on May 24-26 on 1,352 people nationwide to compile their opinions on the ongoing attempt by the Move Forward, Pheu Thai, Prachachat, Thai Sang Thai, Seri…
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