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Liputan6.com, Bangkok: Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva agreed to hold face to face dialogue with anti-protesters, who demanded a new election to restore peace and to minimize the possibility of violence. Special televised announcement, Friday (28 / 3) of the prime minister's office. According to the news, Abhisit has accepted all the conditions to negotiate with protesters.

The announcement was different from previous statements. Abhisit where two hours earlier with the firm saying that he would not submit to an ultimatum issued by the demonstrators, who demanded to see this day. Until now has not determined when and where the talks will be held.

Protesters berorasi since March 12 in the capital, Bangkok, said he would not leave before Abhisit realize their request. As reported by the Associated Press, Sunday (28 / 3), last Saturday, the protesters expressed their symbolic victory after forcing the army withdraw from the territories historic district in Bangkok.

By riding the bike and climbed into an open truck, more than 60,000 red wear an undershirt protesters snarl traffic by demonstrating to the zoo Bangkok, Buddhist temples and several other locations used by the army as temporary camps.

"We're going to attack places of the camp. We will also menguncang fence. We will cut the barbed wire. We will march through the barricades. We will march to democracy!" said a leader of the "Red Shirt", Nattawut Saikua. "This is where we will end the military repression. This is where we will create a democracy," he shouted before supporters. (Job)