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51 2021-05-01 2021 NTT-TIFA PIÀNN-TIÛNN(拚場) Art Impact "Lîng-tsong(靈蹤)" Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 118
52 2021-04-21 Senior Shan-jhen Huang(黃山貞) Visits Holy Mountain Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 114
53 2021-04-24 Holy Mountain Event Records(Daily & Ecological Life) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 110
54 2021-04-17 Aboriginal Self-government Pioneers, Philosopher Uyongʉ'e Yatauyungana(高一生), Mounument Opening Concert Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 110
55 2021-04-16 Mr. Uyongʉ'e Yatauyungana(矢多) Memorial Preparation Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 109
56 2021-04-10 Mr. Uyongʉ'e Yatauyungana(矢多) Memorial Preparation & Daily Maintenance Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 110
57 2021-04-07 Visit Chairman Zai-ting Tian(田再庭) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 112
58 2021-04-04 Ching Ming Holiday - Mr. Uyongʉ'e Yatauyungana(矢多) Memorial Preparation (Day 3) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 107
59 2021-04-03 Ching Ming Holiday - Mr. Uyongʉ'e Yatauyungana(矢多) Memorial Preparation (Day 2) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 103
60 2021-04-02 Ching Ming Holiday - Mr. Uyongʉ'e Yatauyungana(矢多) Memorial Preparation (Day 1) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 109
 
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Newsflash

Students and netizens yesterday announced the official commencement of a campaign to recall three Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) legislators.

The campaign, first proposed on March 25 on PTT — the nation’s largest academic online bulletin board — sought the recall of KMT lawmakers Lin Hung-chih (林鴻池), Wu Yu-sheng (吳育昇) and Alex Tsai (蔡正元) to, as stated in the original post, “reduce the advantages of the pan-blue majority” following an incident panned by the student-led Sunflower movement as the government’s “black-box” — opaque — handling of the cross-strait service trade agreement.