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Citizens' Party calls for reforms: Nattapong calls on the Thais!
Opposition leader Nattapong Ruangpanitwut speaks in New York about Thailand's political future and reforms ahead of the 2026 election.
Citizens' Party calls for reforms: Nattapong calls on the Thais!
In recent days, the leader of the Citizens' Party,Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanitwut, made headlines. This met on October 28, 2025Thai Town, New York, with Thai citizens, where he discussed Thailand's political future and the upcoming elections in 2026. This reports Today. What is particularly noteworthy is that Nattapong from the magazineTimewas recognized as one of the 100 Next for 2025, something that only a few have achieved before. His election in the constituencyBang Khaewas decided by just a few votes, many of which came from Thai voters abroad.
In his speech, Nattapong mentioned that many Thais migrate out of the country to find better living conditions and opportunities. He also expressed his disappointment with the current political situation in Thailand, which is characterized by frequent changes of government and the dissolution of political parties. His concern: a reform of the constitution in order to bring about effective changes.
Political challenges and reforms
“We have to act responsibly,” Nattapong said. He announced that the Citizens' Party is ready to tackle head-on issues such as corruption and the modernization of the public sector. His clear message: The time for concrete measures to solve political problems is now.
Another point he raised is bureaucracy, which, along with corruption, is seen as an obstacle to development. Nattapong called for decentralization of power to improve the quality of life of people, especially in rural areas. He made this clear by emphasizing that the Citizens' Party wants to significantly differentiate itself from other parties by striving for real change.
A look at Thailand
Thailand, officially asKingdom of Thailandis a country with a rich history dating back to human settlement over 40,000 years ago. Until 1939, the country was also known as Siam and remained uncolonized during the colonial period, but still suffered territorial losses. Today the country has an area of approx513,115 km²and counts approximately66 millionPeople spread across 76 provinces plus two specially administered districts, including the capitalBangkok Wikipedia reports that Bangkok is the most important metropolis in Thailand, while other cities such asChiang MaiandPattayagain in importance.
Politically, Thailand has been considered a...constitutional monarchygoverned by an elected parliament. Despite striving for democracy, the country continues to experience political conflicts, such as those that have been observed since the 2000s. Current developments therefore not only call for a clear position on the monarchy, but also for far-reaching reforms, particularly with regard to a new constitution and the fight against corruption Britannica.
Thailand is at the center of change – both political and social. The next steps of the Citizens' Party, led by Nattapong Ruangpanitwut, could play a crucial role in the country's future. The upcoming elections in 2026 promise to offer exciting insights into Thailand's political landscape.