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All 24 KMT Lawmakers Survive Recall Vote in Stunning Blow to Campaigners, DPP

All 24 Kuomintang lawmakers facing recall votes on July 26 have retained their seats in Taiwan's legislature. The mass recall movement, which began from civic groups and was supported by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party,

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Taiwanese voters reject attempt to recall opposition lawmakers in blow to President Lai

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Beijing slams Taiwan’s ruling party for ‘political manipulation’ after opposition lawmakers survive recall vote

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Taiwan Votes to Decide Whether to Oust Lawmakers From China-Friendly Party in Closely Watched Poll

Taiwanese were voting Saturday to determine whether to oust about one-fifth of their lawmakers, all from the opposition Nationalist Party, in elections that could potentially reshape the power balanc...

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Taiwan holds recall votes for 24 opposition lawmakers

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Taiwan votes in major recall election closely watched by China

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Taiwan polls close in controversial vote targeting 'pro-China' lawmakers

Many in the movement believe the opposition, led by the Kuomintang which is known for its relatively friendlier position on China, is being influenced by Beijing and secretly pushing China's agenda i...

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'Pro-China' lawmakers to retain seats in controversial Taiwan vote

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Taiwan votes in high-stakes recall election

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KMT Retains All 24 Seats in Legislative Recall Vote

A vote to determine the fate of 24 opposition lawmakers is over. The Kuomintang has successfully defended all of its seats in Taiwan's chamber, but the outcome is presenting big questions for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party.

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Taiwan is paralyzed by political gridlock. A mass recall of ‘pro-China’ lawmakers could break that

A democratic check or an abuse of power? Mass recall vote in Taiwan polarizes island after months of paralysis.

High-stakes recall election being held

VOTERS turned out at schools, temples and community centres yesterday to cast their ballots in a high-stakes recall election that could give President Lai Ching-te's party control of parliament.