BANGKOK --- “Oh, no, no, they aren’t going to run the country,” Nut, a hairdresser, says reassuringly, gesturing to Thailand’s military junta making an announcement on the flatscreen TV set in her salon. “They’re just going to put the right system in place and then leave,” she forecast. Just over a month into the coup staged by Thai army
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In the post-coup political calm, Thailand is watching the junta, waiting to see what it will do next.
