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Earlier today, a protest with estimated 100,000 to 150,000 people participating promised to storm {{w|Government House of Thailand}} where Shinawatra's office is located. The protest included all members of the National Assembly's opposition parties. Democrat Party Leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said, to ''CNN'', "I think the best way for the Prime Minister to show responsibility is by returning power to the people." He, other opposition leaders, and demonstrators want an unelected "people's council."
The country has had several weeks of protests leading up to Shinawatra's decision. Five people died in one protest on November 30. Demonstrators have connected Shinawatra with her brother and former Thai Prime Minister {{w|Thaksin Shinawatra}}. Thaskin currently lives abroad and has not returned home because of a corruption conviction that could result in a two-year prison sentence. Shinawatra's party had tried and failed to pass legislation
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