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2361 Ma’s empty protests are more than a bad joke James Wang 王景弘 637
2362 Simply flabbergasted by wimpy Ma Taipei Times Editorial 685
2363 No payoff from Ma’s China gamble Michael Mazza 820
2364 Dalai Lama is still outfoxing Beijing Michael Danby 612
2365 Beijing will not go to rehab Taipei Times Editorial 673
2366 What about protecting Taiwan’s democracy? Chen Mei-chin 陳美津 782
2367 US will continue to support Taiwan Gerrit van der Wees 954
2368 Mr Ma, do you take us for fools? Taipei Times Editorial 727
2369 Embedded advertising threatens democracy Lu I-ming 呂一銘 666
2370 Tsai offers a vision of Taiwan’s road ahead Chen Mei-chin 陳美津 698
2371 Ma’s political playacting will backfire Taipei Times Editorial 801
2372 Taiwan’s competitiveness is fading Tung Chen-yuan 童振源 820
2373 Wake up and defend our freedom Liberty Times Editorial 704
2374 Election maneuvers to favor Ma Ying-jeou Chen Mei-chin 陳美津 657
2375 Taiwan needs to make a choice Nathan Novak 707
2376 Merging elections has hidden costs Pan Han-shen 潘翰聲 668
2377 The ugly face of misogyny Taipei Times Editorial 760
2378 Government starts to sound like PRC Taipei Times Editorial 684
2379 Stopping at nothing to win elections Taipei Times Editorial 697
2380 The selective application of law is no law at all Mei-chin Chen 陳美津 692
 
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Newsflash

While the government was staging a series of events to celebrate the Republic of China’s (ROC) centennial, dozens of Aborigines staged a demonstration in front of the Presidential Office early yesterday morning in which they accused the ROC government of repression and exploitation of the nation’s Aborigines.

Early in the morning yesterday, dozens of Aborigines — mostly Atayals from New Taipei City (新北市), Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli and Yilan Counties as well as from Greater Taichung — gathered at Liberty Square in Taipei not long after a New Year’s flag-raising ceremony in front of the Presidential Office ended and the crowd was walking away from Ketagalan Boulevard.