Why is the combination of the military and the king behind Yingla Rice's dereliction of duty?

Yingluck was elected Prime Minister of Thailand on August 5, 20 1 1, and is also the first female Prime Minister in Thailand. 20 15123 October, 65438+ was impeached by the parliament and banned from engaging in political activities in the next five years. What is the reason why Yingluck was impeached soon after she became prime minister? Amnesty case? , entangled in? The rice purchase case? The wonderful Thai politics drove away a person who really wanted to do something for the middle and lower classes.

1. What is Yingla's rice purchase plan?

The rice purchase plan was one of many policies when Yingluck was elected. These policies include: the government buys rice from farmers at a price higher than the market, but farmers actually borrow money from the government with rice as collateral; The 30 baht medical plan is somewhat similar to our medical insurance, but Thailand only pays 30 baht (about 6 yuan money) for medical treatment, and other countries pay the bill; There is also the "one village, one product" plan, which is a bit like our new rural construction, that is, developing tourist belts, supporting rural areas, and so on. Yingluck's proposition is a continuation of her brother Thaksin's political views, because most of the people who support Thaksin are farmers in northern Thailand, and these policies are absolutely beneficial to farmers.

Specific to the acquisition of rice, in fact, strictly speaking? Mizu? Plan. Farmers can't sell rice because the price is not suitable, so they can use rice as collateral and get funds from the government for reproduction. In fact, this is a project that benefits the people. From 20 1 1 to 20 13, the rice mortgage price of Yingla government is: ordinary rice 15000 baht/ton (US$ 490/ton) and jasmine fragrant rice 20000 baht/ton (US$ 650/ton). If it is processed into rice and put into the market, the price will generally reach 860 US dollars/ton, almost twice the international rice price.

Why did Yingla do this? Ungrateful efforts? ..... How? She herself said: Thai farmers have always been the bottom of society, and their agricultural products, especially rice, are controlled by big consortia. Farmers have been busy for a year, and all their money has been earned by big consortia. In order to give everyone an equal opportunity and reward farmers for their hard work, Yingla decided that the government would come forward to buy farmers' rice.