Introduction
Recently, a collection of photographs of former Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, known as "Poo Yingluck" or "Big Sister," has been revealed to the public. These never-before-seen pictures have taken everyone by surprise, as they show a different side of the politician that many people may not have known existed.
Early Life
Yingluck was born on June 21, 1967, in Chiang Mai, Thailand. She was the youngest of nine children in a wealthy family. Her father was a successful businessman, and her mother was a homemaker. From a young age, Yingluck was known for her intelligence and work ethic. She attended a prestigious all-girls school in Chiang Mai before moving to Bangkok to study at the prestigious Lady Srivijaya School.
Education and Career
After graduating from high school, Yingluck went on to study at the Faculty of Political Science at Chiang Mai University. She later obtained a Master's degree in public administration from Kentucky State University in the United States.
Yingluck's political career began in 2011 when she was elected as the Prime Minister of Thailand, becoming the country's first female Prime Minister. She was widely popular among the Thai people because of her populist policies, which included investing in infrastructure, education, and healthcare. However, her administration was plagued by corruption allegations, and she was eventually removed from office in 2014.
The Photographs
The recently revealed photographs of Yingluck show her during her younger years. She is seen wearing a traditional Thai costume, as well as modern outfits such as denim shorts and T-shirts. In many of the pictures, she is shown smiling and laughing with her friends and family, painting a different picture of the politician than the serious and stern image that many people are used to seeing.
Conclusion
These newly discovered photographs of Yingluck Shinawatra offer a rare glimpse into the personal life of one of Thailand's most famous politicians. They show a different side of the former Prime Minister, who is usually seen as a tough and determined leader. The photographs also serve as a reminder that politicians are human too and have personal lives outside of their public personas.
