Michelle Lee speaks for the Executive Yuan while the KMT and DPP maintain their political rivalry in Taipei.
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What happened
Michelle Lee speaks for the Executive Yuan while the KMT and DPP maintain their political rivalry in Taipei.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Chen Shui-bian was elected via the DPP, and Huang Ta-chou was nominated by the KMT.1 source
- DPP councilors questioned high costs in Taipei.Sub-event
DPP spokesperson Michelle Lee and KMT caucus leader Fu Kun-chi highlight political rivalry.1 source
- Protests in Taiwan are gaining momentum, fueled by political analysis and calls for the resignation of Premier Cho Jung-tai.Sub-event
- The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) reportedly attempts transnational repression against the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).Sub-event
- The Kuomintang organized a political rally in Taipei.Sub-event
- KMT and DPP reached consensus on a bill regarding market entry into Taiwan, easing foreign ownership restrictions and commenting on communication reliance.Sub-event
DPP holds executive power in Taipei, while KMT remains a political rival.1 source
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The entities involved
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Democratic Progressive Party
in Singapore
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Kuomintang
Republic of China political party
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Taipei
special municipality and capital city of Taiwan
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