Is Yingluck Shinawatra A-List?

Business Career at SC Asset

Served as president of SC Asset Corporation, part of the Shinawatra family business empire. Built wealth and business acumen before entering politics.

Elected Prime Minister

Became Thailand's first female prime minister and youngest in 60 years. Her historic election brought international attention and made her a prominent Asian political figure.

Political Turmoil and Protests

Faced massive anti-government protests and political instability. Her government's controversial amnesty bill sparked widespread opposition, beginning her political downfall.

Removed from Office

Constitutional Court removed her from office for abuse of power, followed by military coup. Her political career effectively ended, though she remained a controversial figure.

Fled Thailand Before Verdict

Left Thailand before being sentenced to five years in prison for negligence. Currently lives in self-imposed exile, avoiding criminal conviction but maintaining political relevance.

Exiled Former Leader

Remains in exile but well-known in Thailand and across Asia as a historic political figure. Her brief tenure as prime minister and controversial exit keep her relevant in discussions of Thai politics.