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2012-08-21 Former US Attorney-General Ramsey Clark Visits President A-Bian Hotel at Kaohsiung

Former US Attorney-General Ramsey Clark Visits President A-Bian Hotel at Kaohsiung

 


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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 22 August 2012 09:03 )  

Newsflash

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and several Penghu residents yesterday accused the government and judicial authorities of threatening the island’s voters to deter them from casting ballots in the Dec. 5 local elections.

At a press conference at the Legislative Yuan, several registered Penghu voters living in Taiwan proper showed a letter issued jointly by the Penghu Prosecutors’ Office, the Penghu County Police Department and the Investigation Bureau’s Penghu office advising them not to vote in the local elections if they have a household registration in Penghu but do not live in the county normally.