Lu Shiow-yen.
Taiwanese politician
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Around Lu Shiow-yen this week
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Taichung StructuralCPC announced plans to supply marine biofuel and bunker fuels at ports in Kaohsiung, Taichung, and Keelung.Moves Lu Shiow-yen
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Kuomintang StructuralKuomintang supported an amendment to the election law, and Michelle Lee outlined the reasons for Cho Jung-tai's decision.Moves Lu Shiow-yen
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cabinet OperationalJacob Zuma chaired his second Cabinet Lekgotla on February 21, 2013.Moves Lu Shiow-yen
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Taipei Shared contextA university account was used to target Italian schools, reported by CNA from Taipei.Moves Lu Shiow-yen
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Taichung Structural
Lu Shiow-yen serves as the Mayor of Taichung, exercising political and civic duties within the city's governance structure.
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Johnny Chiang Operational
The candidates are described as rivals competing in local elections.
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Kuomintang Structural
Lu Shiow-yen holds the status of a senior member within the Kuomintang party.
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cabinet Operational
Lu Shiow-yen provides expert critique on the policies of the cabinet.
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Ho Hsin-chun Mentioned together
The two individuals are co-mentioned in articles discussing the opening of a new transit center.
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CTV Structural
Lu Shiow-yen held a leadership role at the contracted media company CTV.
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Cheng Li-wun Mentioned together
Both individuals are identified as prominent local figures and colleagues within the Kuomintang (KMT).
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Bonnie Glaser Transactional
Bonnie Glaser met with Lu Shiow-yen on July 1, 2026.
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Ko Chih-en Mentioned together
Ko Chih-en and Lu Shiow-yen were observed participating together at a political rally.
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Taipei Shared context
Lu Shiow-yen is a local official operating within the regional political context of Taipei.