Govt vetoes Thai elections until calm restored

Thailand will not hold elections as demanded by anti-government protesters until passions from more than two-months of political violence are calmed, a key minister said today.

Thailand will not hold elections as demanded by anti-government protesters until passions from more than two-months of political violence are calmed, a key minister said today.

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva earlier promised polling on November 14 as part of a reconciliation plan to end often-violent protests that crippled the capital’s central business district for weeks.

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