Two scenarios possible should ex-PM Yingluck return home: analyst


BANGKOK: After years of living as a fugitive abroad, former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra (pic) could soon return to Thailand just as her brother, former PM Thaksin, has done, political analyst and law professor Thanaporn Sriyakul said on Monday (April 15).

The issue of Yingluck’s return has drawn public attention after Thaksin said on Sunday that he missed Yingluck and hoped she would be in Chiang Mai with him next year.

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