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2441 Updating the US’ policy on Taiwan Richard Zalski 1108
2442 Beijing’s failed policy on Taiwan Taipei Times 697
2443 ROC forced citizenship on unwary Taiwanese Chen Yi-nan 陳逸南 740
2444 Seeking an overlapping consensus Frank Hsieh 謝長廷 647
2445 Sweeping Taiwan under the carpet Taipei Times Editorial 651
2446 Ukraine — a mirror to Taiwan’s transition Yang Shin-nan 楊信男 779
2447 Preferential 18% interest rate is not defensible Hu Wen-hui 胡文輝 775
2448 Time is running out for defense Wang Jyh-perng 王志鵬 751
2449 Fighting for abolition of preferential treatment Lin Chia 林洽 722
2450 Reviews for referendums need to be re-examined Chen Miao-fen 陳妙芬 708
2451 Voters can either save Ma or save the nation James Wang 王景弘 693
2452 Lee denies suggesting joint ticket Taipei Times 665
2453 US-Taiwan draft treaty proposed Taipei Times 680
2454 Stop fabricating Taiwan’s history Liberty Times Editorial 1184
2455 Birdcaging democracy Taipei Times Editorial 684
2456 An inconsistent Presidential Office Taipei Times Editorial 598
2457 Who will stay behind as Taiwan’s people flee? Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 652
2458 Propaganda or self-promotion? Taipei Times Editorial 675
2459 Chaos will define 2011 in Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 677
2460 Draft law threatens media freedoms Lu I-ming 呂一銘 672
 
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Newsflash


Rukai Village resident Ngedrelre Druluan, standing, speaks at the Morakot Typhoon Disaster Fifth Anniversary press conference in Taipei yesterday.
Photo: Courtesy of the Taiwan Association for Human Rights

As the government celebrates what it termed the “successful reconstruction” of areas devastated by Typhoon Morakot in 2009 and launched an exhibition highlighting reconstruction results, Morakot survivors yesterday accused the government of lying, saying that reconstruction is far from complete.

Morakot is considered the worst storm to hit the nation in 50 years; its massive mudslides caused almost 700 deaths, permanently changed the landscape and forced thousands of people to relocate.