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Joyous temple fairs in Beijing
www.chinanews.cn 2007-02-25 10:29:43
February 24 being the last day of the 7-day Spring Festival Holiday, the
Beijingers still enjoy the temple fairs, as it is a good chance of
resting a little bit in the hustle and bustle of urban life.
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Feb.24 – Taiwan’s main opposition party Kuomintang (KMT) will elect a new
chairman in mid April following the resignation of its former leader Ma
Ying-jeou on Feb. 14, Xinhua reported.
The election will take place prior to a number of major Taiwan elections
including a primary election for the Taiwan leader, and a by-election for
mayor of Keelung, both of which take place in May.
The new party chairman will hold the post until 2009 according to KMT’s
regulation.
Wu Poh-hsiung, vice chairman of KMT, has been acting party chairman since
Ma resigned.
Ma Ying-jeou submitted his resignation on Feb.13 after he was indicted on
charges of corruption. Taiwan prosecutors said Ma diverted 11 million New
Taiwan dollars (333,000 U.S. dollars) from Taipei’s special allowance
funds to his private account when he was mayor of Taipei.
Ma has said he still plans to run in the 2008 “Presidential” election
after he is cleared of the charges and if he is selected as the KMT
candidate.
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