BANGKOK -- Thailand's Move Forward Party will relist cannabis as a controlled substance and break up monopolies, particularly in the liquor industry, if it gets a chance to form a government after an upset win in the May 14 election.
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Move Forward leader Pita Limjaroenrat, center, poses with coalition party leaders during a press conference to announce their agreed agenda in Bangkok on May 22. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi)
BANGKOK -- Thailand's Move Forward Party will relist cannabis as a controlled substance and break up monopolies, particularly in the liquor industry, if it gets a chance to form a government after an upset win in the May 14 election.