However, to date, there have been no meaningful actions on the part of the Mainland to reduce its military presence directly opposite Taiwan. "Preceding the March 2008 Taiwan Presidential • election, PRC rhetoric appeared to signal a ...
Source: http://meiguorenontaiwan.blogspot.com/2009/03/review-pentagons-report-on-chinas.html
Deepening Democracy: Amend the Assembly and Parade Law and referendum law; promote "sunshine bills;" reform the single member district, two vote leglislative election system to create a legislature where party affiliations more closely ...
“If [Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate] Frank Hsieh [謝長廷] wins the election, Taiwanese will continue to suffer as they have for the past eight years,” Chao said on TVBS on March 21 last year. According to the law, ...
Source: http://www.taiwantodaynews.com/index.php/cec-fines-official-voter-for-pre-election-remarks-2/
During the elections, what really excited me was the campaigns. Some ethical candidates really campaign with ethique and most are not. Taiwan's election most of the time is about critizing each other in their public speech, ...
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/22/wo...taiwan.html?hp Taiwan Elects a Leader Who Seeks Closer China Ties By KEITH BRADSHER Published: March 22, 2008.
Many Taiwanese are quick to blame the former president for the DPP's poor performance in the last election, and these same people tend to overlook Chen's basic human rights. * Observe how the government that no one recognizes as having ...
Source: http://taiwanmatters.blogspot.com/2009/06/summary-of-links-from-june-4th.html
India could take a leaf from China's success in handling the Taiwan problem. At the height of tensions, when China found the governments of Lee Teng-hui and Chen Shui-bian intolerable, it never ceased its policy of embracing the ...
