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Hong Kong/Taiwan: Lunch with Susie Chiang
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Taiwan Internal
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TS UT 1993
change was urrenci
under
way in Taiwan. The KMT was in crisis, and too riven with
internal disputes to respond effectively. The Democratic
People's Party (DPP) was continuing its advance. It was firmly
commizzed to its policy
ndependence for Taiwan. But it was
the DPP's populist social and economic policies which were
winning it new votes. The ort could well iumph in the vo rounds of lccal elections within the next two years, and in the
Parliamentary and Presidential clections in 1995. PRC leaders
were becoming increasingly alarmed at this possibility.
Taiwan/China
3.
According to Ms Chiang, cas
cond round of talks 11
Teking had got nowhere. At the previous round in Singapore an
agenda had been agreed, including the
to China of Chinese
illegal immigrants to Taiwan and Chinese counterfeiting of
Taiwances brand name products. But in Peking, the Chinese
insisted that the Taiwan team agree to China's demands on tho
dizion for discussing
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