The Mahachon Party (Thai: พรรคมหาชน RTGS: Phak Mahachon, lit. '"Great People's Party"') is a political party in Thailand. It was founded in 1998 under the name of Phak Ratsadon (lit. '"People's Party"'). In its first years, it was dominated by a circle of former Thai Nation Party members around Air Marshal . It changed its name to the current version in 2004, and was joined by several defectors from the Democrat Party in January 2005, making it the country's second largest party, measured by the number of members. The new executives included the Democrats' former Secretary General Sanan Kachornprasart, and ex-Vice chairman Anek Laothamatas. In the legislative elections of 6 February 2005, the party won 8.3% of the popular vote and 2 out of 500 seats.
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| - Partido Mahachon (es)
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- 大衆党 (ja)
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| - 大衆党(たいしゅうとう พรรคมหาชน)はタイ王国の政党の一つ。2003年7月に民主党から分裂し成立した。一部メディアでは民衆党、マハーチョン党、公衆党とも。以前の民主党政権時代に副首相であったやによって創設。同年7月19日に発表された党の方針では、国立の教育機関の授業料無料、保険制度の拡充などの社会福祉政策に重点を置き、その他、地方分権、議員定数削減などの方針を掲げる。タイの政党の中では比較的左派と見られているが、逆にそのことやサナンへの公職追放判決が災いして党勢を伸ばしきれず、05年の下院総選挙では2議席にとどまった。07年の総選挙では主要メンバーが離脱したため、ゼロ議席に終わった。11年の総選挙ではやや党勢を復調させ、1議席を獲得した。 (ja)
- El Partido Mahachon, (Phak Mahachon) es un partido político de Tailandia. Su líder es . En las elecciones generales del 6 de febrero de 2005 obtuvo un 8,3% de votos populares y 2 de los 500 escaños de la Cámara de Representantes de Tailandia a los que se añadió uno más por la provincia de Phichit. Obtuvo también un puesto en el Senado que ocupó .
* Datos: Q4389847 (es)
- The Mahachon Party (Thai: พรรคมหาชน RTGS: Phak Mahachon, lit. '"Great People's Party"') is a political party in Thailand. It was founded in 1998 under the name of Phak Ratsadon (lit. '"People's Party"'). In its first years, it was dominated by a circle of former Thai Nation Party members around Air Marshal . It changed its name to the current version in 2004, and was joined by several defectors from the Democrat Party in January 2005, making it the country's second largest party, measured by the number of members. The new executives included the Democrats' former Secretary General Sanan Kachornprasart, and ex-Vice chairman Anek Laothamatas. In the legislative elections of 6 February 2005, the party won 8.3% of the popular vote and 2 out of 500 seats. (en)
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| - El Partido Mahachon, (Phak Mahachon) es un partido político de Tailandia. Su líder es . En las elecciones generales del 6 de febrero de 2005 obtuvo un 8,3% de votos populares y 2 de los 500 escaños de la Cámara de Representantes de Tailandia a los que se añadió uno más por la provincia de Phichit. Obtuvo también un puesto en el Senado que ocupó . La formación participó en el boicot de la oposición contra las elecciones convocadas por Thaksin Shinawatra, primer ministro, en abril de 2006. Un miembro del partido fue elegido como integrante de la Asamblea Nacional elegida por el Consejo de Seguridad Nacional durante el gobierno interino que siguió el golpe de Estado de septiembre de 2006.
* Datos: Q4389847 (es)
- The Mahachon Party (Thai: พรรคมหาชน RTGS: Phak Mahachon, lit. '"Great People's Party"') is a political party in Thailand. It was founded in 1998 under the name of Phak Ratsadon (lit. '"People's Party"'). In its first years, it was dominated by a circle of former Thai Nation Party members around Air Marshal . It changed its name to the current version in 2004, and was joined by several defectors from the Democrat Party in January 2005, making it the country's second largest party, measured by the number of members. The new executives included the Democrats' former Secretary General Sanan Kachornprasart, and ex-Vice chairman Anek Laothamatas. In the legislative elections of 6 February 2005, the party won 8.3% of the popular vote and 2 out of 500 seats. During the by-election in 2005 in Phichit Province district 3, the Mahachon Party won a third seat. , son of the party's leader Sanan Kachornprasart became the third MP. Former Mahachon Party member Nitiphoom Naowarat later successfully contested the Bangkok Senator elections. The party colluded with two other main opposition parties to boycott the April 2006 election to make it impossible for another Thai Rak Thai-led administration to form. These elections were declared invalid. The new elections planned for October 2006 were canceled due to the September 2006 coup. After Sanan and his son Siriwat Kachornprasart left in 2007, stating that small parties had no chance under Thai electoral law, the party sank into insignificance. The party was revived for the 2011 general election and won one party-list seat, agreeing to be part of Yingluck Shinawatra's coalition government. In the 2019 general election, the party nominated Pauline Ngarmpring as their Prime Ministerial candidate, making her Thailand’s first transgender individual to run for the position. On 24 January 2020, Gazette Announcement of the Election Commission of Thailand announcement regarding the Mahachon Party ceasing to be a political party. (en)
- 大衆党(たいしゅうとう พรรคมหาชน)はタイ王国の政党の一つ。2003年7月に民主党から分裂し成立した。一部メディアでは民衆党、マハーチョン党、公衆党とも。以前の民主党政権時代に副首相であったやによって創設。同年7月19日に発表された党の方針では、国立の教育機関の授業料無料、保険制度の拡充などの社会福祉政策に重点を置き、その他、地方分権、議員定数削減などの方針を掲げる。タイの政党の中では比較的左派と見られているが、逆にそのことやサナンへの公職追放判決が災いして党勢を伸ばしきれず、05年の下院総選挙では2議席にとどまった。07年の総選挙では主要メンバーが離脱したため、ゼロ議席に終わった。11年の総選挙ではやや党勢を復調させ、1議席を獲得した。 (ja)
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