Chang Mai, Thailand (eTN) - E tusa ai ma nisi o faʻasalalauga a le au Kemupotia, o se upega tafailagi fou na tatalaina e le Palemia Thai o Abhisit Vejjajiva talu ai nei na mafua ai se vevesi i le aufaasālalau a le au Kemupotia faapea foi ma ofisa maualuga.

O le upega tafailagi i le fatu o le vevesi, www.ilovethailand.org, fai mai o vaega o aso nei o Kemupotia sa i ai moni teritori Thai.

O fa'amatalaga a le upega tafa'ilagi o lo'o avea ma ulutala i le tele o nusipepa tetele i Cambodia. O le Khmerization o le saite muamua lea na tatalaina ai le felafolafoaiga i luga o lenei upega tafaʻilagi feteʻenaʻi, ina ua maua se imeli mai le Mr. Dith Nimol e faʻailoa ai faʻamatalaga a le upega tafaʻilagi e uiga i Thai "ituaiga leiloa."

Reaksmei Kampuchea nusipepa na pikiina le lipoti a Khmerization. Ona Khmer
Sthapana, Deum Ampil ma Khmer 'upega tafaʻilagi i luga ole laiga, www.everyday.com.kh, na lipotia uma le tele o feeseeseaiga a le Thai PM' upega tafaʻilagi.

O le tele o le Igilisi i aso uma Phnom Penh Post na lipotia mai o loo taupulepule leoleo o Kemupotia e suesue ia tagi. Na taʻua e Mr. Phay Siphan, le sooupu mo le Fono a Minisita, e faapea "latou (le Thai) o lo o mimilo talafaʻasolopito o talaʻaga. Ua matua soona fai. "

Na taʻua e Phnom Penh Post, i le 1794, Thailand - lea na taʻua o Siam - na faapipiiina Siem Reap ma Battambang malo mai le malo o Khmer ua paʻu, ae na toe faafoi mai teritori ina ua maeʻa le feagaiga i le va o Thailand ma Farani ia Mati 1907.

Ma, e tusa ai ma faʻamaumauga faʻasolopito, isi teritori Khmer faʻapipiʻiina e
Thailand i le faʻaiuga o le 18 seneturi e aofia ai Kauk Khan (Sisaket), Surin, Sa Keo, Nokor Reach (Korat) ma le tele o isi itumalo.

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According to some Cambodian media sources, a new website launched by the Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva recently has caused a stir in the Cambodian local media as well as among top officials.
Khmerization was the first site that has opened the debate on this controversial website, when it received an e-mail from Mr.
The website at the heart of the controversy, www.