'Thaksin Where Are You?' writer appointed deputy govt spokeswoman
Sunisa Lertpakawat, the former Army lieutenant who came to fame in 2007 for her book "Thaksin Where Are You?", has been promoted to deputy government spokeswoman.
Sunisa, who had been serving as Pheu Thai Party deputy spokeswoman, said senior party figures recognised her impressive performance during the Bangkok gubernatorial election campaign and wanted to give her a greater opportunity.
With her appointment to deputy governement spokeswoman by the Cabinet, she replaces Anusorn Iamsa-ard.
The Nation
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