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CoupReaxSaturday

31 MAY 2014 - BANGKOK, THAILAND: Workers at a McDonald's restaurant in Bangkok take away Ronald McDonald because they were afraid the fast food icon would attract protestors opposed to the military coup. Some McDonald's restaurants in Thailand have become gathering places for anti-coup protestors. The restaurant chain has taken out ads trying to discourage people from protesting in and around the restaurants and put up signs asking people not to protest in the restaurant. Bangkok was mostly quiet Saturday. There were only a few isolated protests against the coup and military government. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ

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Martial Law and the Coup 2014 (All), Thailand (All)
31 MAY 2014 - BANGKOK, THAILAND: Workers at a McDonald's restaurant in Bangkok take away Ronald McDonald because they were afraid the fast food icon would attract protestors opposed to the military coup. Some McDonald's restaurants in Thailand have become gathering places for anti-coup protestors. The restaurant chain has taken out ads trying to discourage people from protesting in and around the restaurants and put up signs asking people not to protest in the restaurant. Bangkok was mostly quiet Saturday. There were only a few isolated protests against the coup and military government. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
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