President caused this mess in south Taiwan.He might as well have.When the Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou tried to sway an almost universally pissed-off public by deflecting blame for his island's latest typhoon to the weather, the allegation just didn't... ...full story at Laowiseass
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| 21 Jan 09 |
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Taiwan Cutting Back on Military »
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Taiwan is considering cutting its army by as much as a third as relations with China improve.
The Ministry of National Defense is studying a plan to slash the island's 275,000 troops over the next four years.
Since President Ma Ying-jeou... |
| 13 Aug 09 |
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No 'Grandpa Ma' for Taiwan president » Danwei The New York Times reports from Taiwan on the aftermath of typhoon Morakot: If President Ma Ying-jeou thought he might be treated presidentially on Wednesday as he toured a center for survivors of last weekend’s typhoon he was mistaken. The moment ... |
| 19 Aug 09 |
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Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou vows to provide 1 bln NTDs for reconstruction at typhoon-hit county » People's Daily Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou promised to appropriate a special fund of 1 billion New Taiwan Dollars to Kaohsiung County for reconstruction after Typhoon Morakot. Ma made the remarks to officials at a village in the island's southern county where an... |
| 19 Aug 09 |
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Taiwan leader accepts blame » People's Daily Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou yesterday apologized for his government's handling of relief efforts following Typhoon Morakot and took responsibility for failings after the island's deadliest storm in 50 years. Despite the apology, Ma said he will not... |
| 25 Mar 08 |
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Some Renewed Happy Times For China: Taiwan Elects China-Friendly President » Zhonghuarising Taiwan's President-elect Ma Ying-jeou is a breath of fresh air, at least for China and the US. For what has been an eight year nightmare (and no, we're not talking about the Bush Administration), Taiwan was under the hostile control of the... |
| 04 Sep 09 |
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What could the Dalai Lama bring to Taiwan? » People's Daily On repeated pleadings of Taiwan's Green Camp politicians, or members of Democratic and Progressive Party (DPP), Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou finally okayed the Dalai Lama's visit to Taiwan hosting the so-called prayers for the deadly typhoon Morakot... |
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