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L'Osservatorio - Esteri
1 week ago

#Taiwan
Le trattative si sono concluse senza condurre al risultato sperato, per ora. #Ko (#TPP|Centro) e #Hou (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese) si sono scambiati accuse per tutta la durata della diretta, che si è dovuta concludere perché il tempo per affittare la sala era scaduto.

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio - Esteri
1 week ago

#Taiwan
Tentativo in extremis (la deadline per presentare le candidature per le presidenziali è domani) di ricucitura tra #Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro), #Hou (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese) e Terry #Gou (Indipendente).
I tre, per ora, non sono riusciti a decidere dove incontrarsi: Ko e Gou starebbero aspettando Hou al Grand Hyatt, mentre Hou ha inviato i suoi consiglieri all'Hyatt per far sì che Ko e Gou si trasferiscano alla fondazione di #Ma Ying-jeou.

@OsservatorioEsteri

The Japan Times
2 weeks ago

A potential joint bid for Taiwan's presidency by the island's two main opposition parties was in disarray on Saturday as they bickered on how to agree on who will run for president with time running out to make a decision. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/11/18/asia-pacific/politics/taiwan-opposition-bickering/?utm_content=buffer01158&utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=bffmstdn #asiapacific #politics #taiwan #china #dpp #kuomintang #laichingte #houyuih #kowenje

L'Osservatorio - Esteri
3 weeks ago

#Taiwan
#Ko Wen-Je (#TPP|Centro): “Ringrazio #Ma Ying-jeou (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese) per il suo supporto. Chiedo al Kuomintang di tornare subito al tavolo dei negoziati (per definire una candidatura comune alle presidenziali contro #Lai Ching-te, ndr.).”

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio - Esteri
3 weeks ago

#Taiwan
L’ex Presidente taiwanese #Ma Ying-jeou (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese) ha annunciato di aver deciso di spostare il suo endorsement dal candidato del suo partito #Hou Yu-ih a #Ko Wen-Je (#TPP|Centro).

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The Japan Times
2 months ago

One thing Hou Yu-ih wants Taiwan’s voters to know about him as they prepare to elect a new president is that he used to be a great cop. And he believes his time working in law enforcement has prepared him to manage one of the world’s most dangerous geopolitical hot spots. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/09/21/asia-pacific/politics/taiwan-top-cop-china-talks-president/?utm_content=buffer3880b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=bffmstdn #asiapacific #politics #taiwan #china #houyuih #kuomintang

The Japan Times
3 months ago

From belting out pop songs to fielding hairstyle questions on Instagram, Taiwan's presidential hopefuls are turning more attention to young voters expected to play a key role in presidential and parliamentary elections. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/08/31/asia-pacific/politics/taiwan-parties-younger-voters-elections-loom/?utm_content=buffer227d9&utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=bffmstdn #asiapacific #politics #taiwan #elections #kuomintang #taiwanpeople039sparty #democraticprogressiveparty #taipei

L'Osservatorio Esteri
3 months ago

#Sondaggi #Taiwan #Presidenziali
Sondaggio di Newtalk:

#Lai Ching-te (#DPP|Centro-sinistra): 33% (+3)
#Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro): 21% (-1)
Terry #Gou: 20% (+1)
#Hou Yu-ih (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese): 18% (-1)

Data rilevazione: 28-29 agosto
+/-: 13-14 agosto

Intervistati: 1122

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
3 months ago

L’ex esponente del #Kuomintang|Destra cinese ha così annunciato le sue intenzioni: “Mi concentrerò sulla pace nelle due sponde dello Stretto, sulle relazioni internazionali, sullo sviluppo economico e sul progresso tecnologico. È giunta l’ora che un imprenditore guidi il Paese.”

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
4 months ago

#Sondaggi #Taiwan #Presidenziali
Sondaggio di TVBS:

#Lai Ching-te (#DPP|Centro-sinistra): 33% (+3)
#Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro): 32% (-1)
#Hou Yu-ih (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese): 25% (+2)

Nessuno/Non so: 10% (-4)

Data rilevazione: 24-26 luglio
+/-: 14-16 giugno

Intervistati: 1618

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
5 months ago

#Sondaggi #Taiwan #Presidenziali
Sondaggio di Formosa:

Scenario: Terry Gou si candida

#Lai Ching-te (#DPP|Centro-sinistra): 33%
#Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro): 21%
#Hou Yu-ih (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese): 16%
Terry #Gou: 15%

Data rilevazione: 28-29 giugno

Intervistati: 1070

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
5 months ago

#Sondaggi #Taiwan #Presidenziali
Sondaggio di Formosa:

#Lai Ching-te (#DPP|Centro-sinistra): 36% (+1)
#Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro): 29% (+3,5)
#Hou Yu-ih (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese): 17% (-6)

Data rilevazione: 28-29 giugno
+/-: 29-30 maggio

Intervistati: 1070

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
6 months ago

#Taiwan
Il candidato sconfitto alle votazioni interne al #Kuomintang|Destra cinese, Terry #Gou, ha incontrato pubblicamente il candidato alle presidenziali #Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro) in una mossa che ha gettato nel panico i vertici del KMT.

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
6 months ago

#Sondaggi #Taiwan #Presidenziali
Sondaggio di Formosa:

#Lai Ching-te (#DPP|Centro-sinistra): 36% (+1)
#Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro): 26% (+4)
#Hou Yu-ih (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese): 18% (-8)

Data rilevazione: 24-25 maggio
+/-: 2-3 maggio

Intervistati: 1072

@OsservatorioEsteri

L'Osservatorio Esteri
6 months ago

#Sondaggi #Taiwan #Presidenziali
Sondaggio di ETToday :

#Lai Ching-te (#DPP|Centro-sinistra): 42% (+2)
#Hou Yu-ih (#Kuomintang|Destra cinese): 32% (-1)
#Ko Wen-je (#TPP|Centro): 26% (-1)

Data rilevazione: 23-25 maggio
+/-: 12 maggio

Intervistati: 1223

@OsservatorioEsteri

MikeDunnAuthor
6 months ago

Today in Labor History May 29, 1881: Chinese educator, nationalist revolutionary and anarchist Li Shizeng was born. He led the anarchist Jinde Hui group (Society for Progress and Virtue), with Wu Zhihui, & Zhang Ji. He also tried unsuccessfully to turn the Guomindang into an anarchist organization. Indeed, he is known as one of the four anti-Communist elders of the Chinese Nationalist Party. In his youth, he earned graduate degrees in chemistry and biology in France, and opened the first European tofu factory.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #anarchism #china #kuomintang #Revolution #communism

Li Shizeng as pictured in The Most Recent Biographies of Chinese Dignitaries. By Unknown; scanned by 天竺鼠 (talk) 17:20, 10 January 2011 (UTC) - (Shōwa 16 [1941]) Saishin Shina yōjinden [The Most Recent Biographies of Important Chinese People], Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun OCLC: 23310651., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=12652902
L'Osservatorio Esteri
7 months ago

#Taiwan
Il #Kuomintang|Destra cinese ha scelto #Hou Yu-ih, attuale Sindaco di #NuovaTaipei, come candidato per le presidenziali del 2024.

@OsservatorioEsteri

Meow
7 months ago

Congratulations in advance to #Kuomintang for losing the general elections and one mayor in 2024!
提前恭喜中國國民黨2024年輸掉大選、丟掉市長!

MikeDunnAuthor
8 months ago

Today in Labor History April 12, 1927: The Shanghai massacre of 1927 occurred on this day. Chiang Kai-shek, leader of the right-wing, nationalist Kuomintang, ordered the execution of Chinese Communist Party members in Shanghai, ending the First United Front. They killed up to 10,000 people.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #china #communism #kmt #kuomintang #shanghai #massacre #Nationalism

Public beheading of a communist in Shanghai. By Unknown photographer - ru:Файл:Shanghai massacre 1927 2.jpg uploaded by ru:Участник:Nut1917 (Russian Wikipedia), 杀害共产党人情景, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=34985399
MikeDunnAuthor
9 months ago

Today in Labor History February 28, 2004: Over 2 million Taiwanese formed a 500-kilometer human chain to commemorate the February 28 Incident and massacre.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #taiwan #February28 #civilian #massacre #kuomintang #HumanChain

228 Hand-in-Hand Rally, with long line of Taiwanese people, with green balloons and green flags. By a-giâu - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=12132
MikeDunnAuthor
9 months ago

Today in Labor History February 28, 1947: The Kuomintang government in Taiwan put down an anti-government uprising known as the February 28 Incident. They killed 28,000 civilians. And in the White Terror that followed, the government killed, imprisoned or disappeared 30,000 more. These events helped spark the Taiwanese independence movement.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #kuomintang #taiwan #uprising #Formosa #massacre #civilian #slaughter #WhiteTerror #independence #chiang

On February 28, 1947, crowds gathered at the Monopoly Bureau Taipei Branch to protest, and the inventories of matches, cigarettes and other items in the Monopoly Bureau Taipei Branch were piled up and burned. By [1], Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=21836
bikejourno
9 months ago

On this particular day, keep this in mind: the #Kuomintang is an invasive parasite in #Taiwan. And #KMT stands for "Kill many Taiwanese."
Great to see the new mayor of Taipei being interrupted in his speech. His main asset with KMT voters is his family name. He's an offspring of the mass-murdering tyrant known as #ChiangKaiShek aka Cash my Cheque.
#228massacre #unforgotten #unforgiven

MikeDunnAuthor
9 months ago

Today in Labor History February 19, 1927: A General Strike occurred in Shanghai. In March, Communist union workers launched an uprising in Shanghai. However, the Kuomintang quashed the rebellion, slaughtering 5,000-10,000 in the Shanghai Massacre. In the 1940s, the Kuomintang were driven out of mainland China by the Communists, retreating to Taiwan, where they maintained a brutal dictatorship until the 1980s. By many accounts, the Kuomintang rule in Taiwan was even more corrupt and brutal than the Japanese dictatorship that preceded it. In 1947, they slaughtered tens of thousands in the February 28 Incident.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #china #taiwan #communist #kuomintang #CivilWar #GeneralStriek #massacre #CivilianDeaths #union #shanghai

Public beheading of a communist in a Shanghai street, with numerous onlookers. By Unknown photographer - ru:Файл:Shanghai massacre 1927 2.jpg uploaded by ru:Участник:Nut1917 (Russian Wikipedia), 杀害共产党人情景, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=34985399
NicholasR
10 months ago

@TimMaddog Yes the current #Taiwanese government is controlled by the #DemocraticProgressiveParty #DPP

However, the government that represented #Taiwan and #Taiwanese people prior to 1991, #Kuomintang (#KMT) was involved in the #ChineseCivilWar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Civil_War

MikeDunnAuthor
1 year ago

Today in Labor History December 11, 1927: Communist Red Guards launched an uprising in Guangzhou, China known as the Guangzhou Uprising. They took over most of the city and formed a Soviet-style Commune. It was wiped out after three days by the Kuomintang. Purges and mass executions followed. Over 5,700 communists died and at least that number went missing. It was the third failed uprising in 1927, yet uprisings continued across China.

#communist #communism #china #uprising #soviet #workingclass #LaborHistory #kuomintang

Communist casualties during the Guangzhou Uprising.

By Unknown author - China: The Roots of Madness, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=73595576
MikeDunnAuthor
1 year ago

Today in Labor History December 10, 1979: The Kaohsiung (Formosa) Incident, a crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in Taiwan. The country was under martial law. From 1949 until the late 1970s, the country was under the one-party rule of the Kuomintang (KMT). In 1978, President Carter had severed ties with the island nation. The KMT canceled elections. In January, 1979, the KMT arrested several opposition leaders. On December 9, police beat up two opposition volunteers. On December 10, they tried to hold the first Human Rights Day celebration. The military police surrounded the demonstrators, leading to violent clashes. The KMT arrested nearly all opposition leaders and held incommunicado for two months.

#martiallaw #taiwan #democracy #protesters #police #politicalprisoners #kuomintang #humanrights

The Kaohsiung Eight arrested. From left to right: Chang Chun-hung (張俊宏), Huang Shin-chieh, Chen Chu, Yao Chia-wen, Shih Ming-teh, Annette Lu, Lin Hung-hsuan (林弘宣).

By 新台灣研究文教基金會, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=29998152
Javier Ibáñez
1 year ago

La historia de este lugar, al menos con ese nombre, la encontramos a finales de los años 20, cuando en 1927 se funda el #Soviet chino de #Hailufeng, el primero de la #Historia y destinado a controlar las zonas comunistas durante la guerra con el #Kuomintang.

Situado en la provincia de #Cantón (#广东), su nombre es la unión de las regiones de #Haifeng y #Lufeng y su centro neurálgico, la ciudad de #Boshe.

Escultura conmemorativa del primer soviet chino de la historia, situada a las afueras de la ciudad de Boshe, en la provincia de Cantón.
Es waren zwar "nur" Kommunalwahlen, doch es ging auch um die Haltung Taiwans zur Volksrepublik China. Tsai Ing-wens Fortschrittspartei ist da rigoroser auf Abgrenzung bedacht als die Konkurrenz - und verlor.
Taiwans Präsidentin gibt nach Wahlpleite Parteivorsitz ab | DW | 26.11.2022
#TsaiIng-wen #Taiwan #DemokratischeFortschrittspartei #Kuomintang #EricChu #ChiangWan-an #China
Hudson :blobfoxcofeglare:
1 year ago

Taiwan’s President, Tsai Ing-wen, resigned as head of Democratic Progressive Party, following nationwide losses to the Kuomintang. Key races such as the mayoral races in Taipei, Taoyuan, Taichung, and New Taipei City were all won by Kuomintang candidates. The Taipei election was won by Chiang Wan-an, who is alleged to be the great-grandson of Chiang Kai-shek. #news #worldnews #taiwan #taiwanelection #taipei #kuomintang