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1341 2013-05-18 Shu Chao-rong Literary Awards Ceremony & Chiao-ying Concert Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 378
1342 2013-05-19 519 Rally Against Nuclear Power Plant Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 531
1343 2013-05-18 Taiwan Independent Nation Flag Team General Assembly and Against Persecution Gethering Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 360
1344 2013-05-12 Holy Mountain PaPaGo LXXVI Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 753
1345 2013-05-11 Do not let Taiwan become the disappeared countries - The Revelation of Southern Mongolia, Eastern Turkey and Tibet - International Forum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 389
1346 2013-05-10 Ketagalan Foundation 8th Anniversary Fundraising Dinner: Deep Night To Daybreak - Let President Chen Shui-bian Go Home Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 459
1347 2013-05-08 Do not let Taiwan become the disappeared countries - The revelation of Southern Mongolia, Eastern Turkey and Tibet Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 466
1348 2013-05-05 Holy Mountain PaPaGo LXXV Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 698
1349 2013-05-03 Solidarity with President Chen Shui-bian at Taichung Prison Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 432
1350 2013-04-30 Rebellious Freedom Photography Exhibition at Literature Museum, Tainan Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 331
 
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Newsflash

The office of former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) yesterday accused the government of putting Chen and his wife behind bars because of “political interference from China,” three days before the former first lady is expected to report to Taichung Prison.

The office told a press conference that Beijing wanted to “split the DPP [Democratic Progressive Party]” and divide Taiwan’s ethnic groups, adding that Taipei appeared to be playing along.