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1221 2013-12-08 The Ultimate Beauty - Ruan Mei-shu's Lifetime and Record of 228 Vindication, Book Presentation Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 429
1222 2013-12-08 The Commander of Wu Niu Lan Battle, Huang Chin-tao, Visits Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 422
1223 2013-12-03 Taiwan Referendum Alliance - The 3rd Day of Each Month, Righteous Action Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 383
1224 2013-12-01 Zhan Yihong, Director of the Service Team of Legislator Lin Chia-lung, Explains the 972 Amendments of the Civil Code Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 414
1225 2013-12-01 Taiwan Society Independence Forum: The Inspiration of Swiss Neutral Country to the World Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 436
1226 2013-12-01 40th Anniversary of National Taiwan University Department of Philosophy Event Forum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 427
1227 2013-12-01 Holy Mountain PaPaGo CVIII Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 935
1228 2013-12-01 A Tour of the Monuments of Japanese Colonial Period - The North Building of Changhua First Public School Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 394
1229 2013-11-30 From the "Fleeing China" to the "Taiwan Imprisoned" BooK Publishing Forum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 554
1230 2013-11-29 A Documentary of the Protest of China ARATS Chairman Chen Deming Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 406
 
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Newsflash

Ten of the nation’s largest pro--independence organizations yesterday issued a blunt rebuke to former premier Frank Hsieh (謝長廷) over his suggestion that Taiwan use the Republic of China (ROC) Constitution in future negotiations with China.

The Taiwan Society, Alliance of Referendum for Taiwan and other groups said Hsieh’s ideas on a “constitutional consensus” would undermine Taiwan’s sovereignty.