The main opposition Pheu Thai Party has pledged to lift people's income, reform the welfare system and enhance the production of soft power through families, ahead of the general election.
The party unveiled its early campaign policies, centred around producing new "income streams", a goal it seeks to achieve by winning at least 250 MP seats, or half of the House seats, in the next poll.
Dr Cholnan Srikaew, party leader, reiterated Pheu Thai's ambition to win in the next poll -- tentatively scheduled by the Election Commission for May 7 -- by a landslide so it can govern as a single party.
