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Thailand's prime minister has told the bbc he thinks that
free and fair elections will be held by the end of the year.
General Shinawatra took office after a coup unseated taksin
shinawatra's government last September. Much of the hope
invested in the general when he took over has turned to some
disappoint. Our correspondent Jonathan head spoke -- exclusively
with the prime minister in his first wide-ranging interview with
the foreign media.

>> He was one of his country's most outstanding military
commanders, a man admired for his incorruptibility. So when
general surayad chulanont was chosen as prime minister after
last year's coup, the appointment was widely welcomed, but after
four months in office, his popularity has plunged. He's accused
of weak and hesitant leadership, a charge he says is unfair.
>> We are trying to solve the political problems. We are trying
solve the injustice. We are trying to create a new government, a
new constitution, and I believe that we will be able to have a
free and fair election by the end of this year.
>> But a series of bombs in Bangkok on new year's eve made him
look weak on security and a series of badly-thought-through
economic policies have panicked foreign investors and shaken the
stock market. Even in the Muslim south, a courageous attempt by
the general shinawatra to offer an olive branch to the
insurgents has yet to bear fruit. The violence there has
actually escalated.

>> It will not be very easy to stop all the violence within the
four-month period. It will take a long time trying to convince
people that this is not the correct way to solve the problem. If
they want to solve the problem, they should come and talk.
>> No one questions the general's integrity and dedication, but
amidst the confused and political bitter climate in Thailand
right now, there are doubts over whether he's the right man for
the job.
>> I know that the task ahead of me is monumental.
>> Do you know it's going to be this hard, you're going to face
this much criticism?
>> I already set up my mind. I have to face all of this. I think
a lot of them... I think it's my duty, my duty as a man who is
trying to solve this crisis. Otherwise who will be able to do
it?
>> That's Thailand's prime minister, general chulanont speaking
exclusively to Jonathan Head.
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