Thailand: issued arrest warrant against opposition leader

Was issued an arrest warrant against the leader of Thailand's opposition. The leader of the Democratic Party â€" face of demonstrations that shook the country â€" is accused of insurrection.

The announcement made by the police added another: the Prime Minister's refusal to relinquish power as anti-government protesters ask.

Baguecoque's iron and fire. Yingluck Shinawatra, younger sister of former Prime Minister deposed by a military coup in 2006 says that violence is not a solution:

"We don't want violence and we are confident that Thailand will not appeal because it has been used in the past and it didn't work. We're not going to let that happen again and we are prepared to dialogue. "

Certain is that clashes between police and protesters have caused four deaths and dozens of injuries. Today, at least two people were hospitalized.

The population says it's time the country turn the page.

"We want reforms in Thailand and the dissolution of Parliament is not enough. We've come this far and we want to reform the country "referred to an anti-Government protester.

For more than a week that thousands of people protesting on the streets of Bangkok and seek the support of the military who promise to remain on the fringes of the demonstrations.

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