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Tackle the Legislative Agenda
Taiwan's political figures seem preoccupied these days with either demanding President Chen Shui-bian's resignation or defending his right to stay in office. AmCham takes no position on purely political questions of that kind, although we consider it crucial for Taiwan's economic stability and international image that constitutional provisions be respected and only peaceful means employed.
But with a new session of the Legislative Yuan (LY) opening this month, we also see the need for a reminder that numerous other important issues require serious attention. With other economies making rapid strides in enhancing their competitiveness, Taiwan does not have the luxury of putting its reform agenda on hold. Here are some of the bills that deserve priority consideration in the LY:
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Logic, Facts, and Cross-Strait Economic Ties
By Richard R. Vuylsteke
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By Jane Rickards
CROSS-STRAIT RELATIONS
EASIER ENTRY FOR BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS
NEW AGENCY TO SPUR CHINESE TOURISM
BEIJING REFUSES TALKS OVER OFFICIAL'S TRIP
DOMESTIC NEWS
CAMPAIGN TO UNSEAT CHEN GETS UNDERWAY
PROSECUTORS QUESTION PRESIDENT AND WIFE
INTERNATIONAL
CHAD CUTS TIES
NEW BID LAUNCHED TO ENTER THE U.N.
BUSINESS
TAITRA ANNOUNCES GOLD AWARD WINNERS
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Put Out the Welcome Mat - By Anita Chen
Confronting Phone Fraud - By Philip Liu
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Cover Story: Ready for convergence? |
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Can the new National Communications Commission, weakened by political complications and a judicial ruling, effectively carry out its intended role? Numerous important issues with an impact on fair competition are on the agenda, requiring skillful handling by the commission. Many relate to the trend of convergence that is blurring the distinction between the telecom and media sectors, and others to the legacy of Chunghwa Telecom's long-held monopoly position.
BY Don Shapiro
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