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BANGKOK. May 7: Several thousand demonstrators rallied in front of Parliament for a fourth straight day Thursday, pressing for the resignation of Prime Minister Suchlnda Kraprayoon.
Suchlnda. the nation's army chief, has angered the protesters by going back on his word not to accept the post of prime minister.
In a speech Thursday before Parliament, Suchlnda accused some of the protestors of seeking to install a Communist-style system. He defended himself by saying the Constitution does not require that the prime minister be an elected politician.
The stock market's main Index continued to fall
Thursday, although not as sharply as Wednesday, when It plummeted nearly six per cent.
Riot police had blocked off the street* adjoining the Parliament but later let demonstrators through after one drove a pickup truck through a barricade. No one was hurt.
Crowds were thinner than on Wednesday, when the streets were Jammed with tens of thousands of people - one of the largest rallies since the people's revolution that toppled a military dictatorship tn 1973.
In front of Parliament, prodemocracy party leader Chamlong Srlmuang went into the fourth day of his hunger
strike. He has vowed to continue until he dies or Suchlnda resigns. His immense popular tty due to his strict Buddhist Integrity has sharply raised the stakes tn this political struggle.
"It doesn't look good" said Foreign Ministry spokesman Sakthlp Kralrlksh "With Chamlong. if anything happens to him I'm sure the mob will
Suchlnda. who had been the army chief, was chosen prime minister April 7 by a coalition of five pro-military parties that emerged from the March election for Parliament.
He led a military coup that ousted an elected government in early 1991 and went back on his promise not to accept
the prime ministership.
The demonstrators cut across all sectors of society and include some of the coun try's best-known social and community leaders.
A group of 42 academics sent a letter Wednesday to the widely revered constitutional monarch. King Bhumibol Adulyadel. criticizing military Interference in politics and asking that the king dissolve the Parliament and call new
Otherwise. civil war may erupt, they warned In the let lCrOnc activist. Anltra Puangsuwan. sad at Thursday s rally that the only settlement was through the king since the government would not listen to the people.