Nor the protesters nor the troops give up by Zivka Deleva

Thailand's capital Bangkok is bloodstained. Red shirt's demonstrations don't assuage after five days of fighting with the states' army. The death toll is more than scary - 37 people by far have died and 266 were injured. The protesters ignored government's calls for moving from the center of the city and to stop the demonstrations. But, they are stubborn, they insist on new elections and change of the actual Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva. Around five thousands demonstrators have settled in the center of the city and not one threat of facing criminal charges didn't persuade them to remove. Protests continued in the eastern and northern part of the city. The National Sec! urity Council said that there is not going to be an action for cleaning up of the camp by force, and that their main weapon are going to be the warnings. It seems like the both sides are deaf to hear one another. Nor the government accepted the Red Shirt suggestion for a ceasefire given yesterday and United Nations' moderated talks. If a third side is included, the protesters will consider to stop the riots. And now, what's left do be done, when the whole situation turns out to be like looking and angle in a circle. Some secret sources say that there are negotiations behind the scene, and that maybe someone is fooling the protesters. The army forces are more and more present around luxury places, hotels, apartments, malls. The country is definitely in a state of emergency - schools are out, tourists leave the country or at least get evacuation. The troops even offered protesters free buses to leave the demonstrations, but nor that helped.

by Zivka Deleva for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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