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  1. 02/23/2024 More than 80 percent of Taiwanese people want to maintain the status quo with China, with those preferring to keep Taiwan's current status indefinitely rising sharply, while those who want independence have been dropping since 2020, according to the results of a survey released on Friday.
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  2. Mostly , It is U$A daily talk about "One China Policy" , not China.
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  3. Taipei, Oct. 10 (CNA) The opposition Taiwan People's Party (TPP) panned President Lai Ching-te's (賴清德) National Day address on Thursday, saying it was inconsistent with the approach he has taken since becoming president in May. It has taken five months for Lai to realize that "national interests come before the interests of parties, and the interests of parties can never take precedence over the interests of the people," the TPP said in a statement released after Lai's speech. Over the past five months, Lai has been saying one thing and doing another, the TPP said, accusing the president of inciting populism, opposing reforms, using public instruments and resources such as the judiciary and media to attack opposition parties, and covering up the failings of the governing party. In the eyes of the people, Lai's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is one that refuses to engage in dialogue and is gradually moving towards dictatorship, TPP said.
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  4. Taipei, Oct. 10 (CNA) The opposition Taiwan People's Party (TPP) panned President Lai Ching-te's (賴清德) National Day address on Thursday, saying it was inconsistent with the approach he has taken since becoming president in May. It has taken five months for Lai to realize that "national interests come before the interests of parties, and the interests of parties can never take precedence over the interests of the people," the TPP said in a statement released after Lai's speech. Over the past five months, Lai has been saying one thing and doing another, the TPP said, accusing the president of inciting populism, opposing reforms, using public instruments and resources such as the judiciary and media to attack opposition parties, and covering up the failings of the governing party. In the eyes of the people, Lai's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is one that refuses to engage in dialogue and is gradually moving towards dictatorship, TPP said.
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