Wygląda, że Tajwan kroczy prosto w poważny kryzys polityczny i konstytucyjny. Spodziewano się, że KMT będzie utrudniać rządy DPP, ale to co się dzieje, sięga dalej niż większość obserwatorów oczekiwała i wychodzi poza ramy demokracji konstytucyjnej.
A controversial bill to give Taiwan's legislature increased power passed a second reading on Friday. A third reading is required for the bills to become law
Han Kuo-yu (韓國瑜) of the KMT was elected as the speaker of Taiwan's 11th Legislature. The vote went along party lines with the TPP's caucus abstaining from the second round of voting after their candidate Huang Shan-shan (黃珊珊) was eliminated.
A Taiwan election explainer by Elizabeth Lindley. This one focuses on the presidential race and outlines the positions of the three parties/candidates on key issues.
Frozen Garlic discusses whether strategic voting could influence the outcome of Taiwan's presidential election
"...some strategic voting will occur, and it will be a net benefit for Hou. However, I suspect it will not be as powerful or overwhelming a trend as many people expect."
(Update) TPP Members Formally Approve Britain's Membership - JIJI PRESS (jen.jiji.com)
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