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BANGKOK -- Thailand's Supreme Court on Monday unanimously acquitted Yingluck Shinawatra in the last pending case brought by the country's anti-corruption watchdog, revoking an arrest warrant and virtually clearing the way for the self-exiled former prime minister's homecoming.

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Already decades Liao .... Judge all change and turnover

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"Yingluck is expected to follow the same course of action as Thaksin. But first, she must show her willingness to return and face punishment before proceeding to request a royal pardon," Mr Thanaporn said,...

"Afterwards, it depends on the Justice Ministry and the Department of Corrections. This may be the right time for her return as the government is stable... I believe she will return home this year," he...

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