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1841 2010-11-01 Jason Hu - Come out and Talk!(踹共!) - Demand a Gender Policy for Grand Taichung City, Press Conference Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 677
1842 2010-10-30 The second meeting of the Taiwan nation-building operations Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 684
1843 2010-10-30 Holy Mountain - Olive-shape Crispbread Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 756
1844 2010-10-29 Singing Taiwan Song - Telling Taiwan History - Concert at Taichung Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 627
1845 2010-10-26 Volunteers from Referendum Alliance walk around country for Taiwan Nation Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 685
1846 2010-10-26 Taichung civil societies relay "Come out and Talk! (踹共 Taiwanese language)" and Demand "Su, Hu" policy debate Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 699
1847 2010-10-25 The second anniversary of the Taiwan Referendum Alliance Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 631
1848 2010-10-25 Chin Heng-wei's Thanksgiving Tea Party Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 658
1849 2010-10-24 Holy Mountain - The First Pilgrimage Movement to 228 Monument Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 650
1850 2010-10-22 The 13th Time Routine Ritual held at Holy Mountain - A Perfect Light Ball Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 896
 
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Newsflash


Former president Chen Shui-bian is escorted by police yesterday as he is transferred from Taoyuan General Hospital to Taipei.
Photo: CNA

Former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) was yesterday transferred to Taipei Veterans General Hospital (TVGH) from Taoyuan General Hospital for further check-ups and treatments. The transfer to the TVGH was met with objections by Chen’s family, who said the hospital was “politically affiliated” with the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT).

Chen Chih-chung (陳致中), his son, said the family would prefer that the former president be taken to Mackay Memorial Hospital in Taipei or to a hospital in southern Taiwan.