Reforms and Policies Aimed at Promoting Economic Development and Social Equity. His Main Policies Include: Economic Policy: Thaksin Implemented the "Grassroots Economy" Policy to Promote the Development of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Through Loans and Investments, and Improve the Economic Level of Rural Areas. Health Care Reform: Thaksin Launched a 30-baht Health Care Plan, Which Significantly Reduced Medical Expenses and Made Medical Services Affordable to More Thai People. Education Reform: Thaksin .
Increased Investment in Education, Improved School Facilities, Improved Teachers' Salaries, and Promoted Educational Equity. Political Challenges and Certain Rich People Number Results in the Economic and Social Fields, His Governing Style and Some Policies Have Also Caused Controversy and Opposition. He Has Been Accused of Abuse of Power, Corruption and Human Rights Violations. In 2006, Thaksin Was Overthrown in a Military Coup and Forced to Go Into Exile Abroad. 3. Exile and Return Exile Life During His .
Exile, Thaksin Continued to Influence the Thai Political Situation Through His Family and Supporters. His Sister Yingluck Shinawatra Was Elected as the Prime Minister of Thailand in 2011, Continuing Thaksin's Political Influence. Political Influence Despite Exile, the Conflict Between Thaksin's Supporters (Red Shirts) and Opponents (Yellow Shirts) Continued, Leading to Long-term Political Turmoil in Thailand. Thaksin Continued to Influence the Political Direction of Thailand Through Remote Command and Video Speeches. 4. The Role of the .