Mao Chi-kuo

2016-01-29

[...] majority, form a new Cabinet was rejected by president-elect Tsai. Outgoing premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) resigned after the Jan. 16 elections and turned down Ma’s demand that he stay [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2016-01-22

[...] announced his resignation as the gap between Chu and Tsai continued to widen. Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) announced his resignation late on Saturday night, adding that he would not [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-11-06

[...] Taiwan had not been invited to participate in the arbitration. Separately, Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) said on Tuesday that it would be extremely challenging logistically to [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-10-30

[...] with the presence of all presidential candidates for next year’s elections. Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國), however, said the airport’s demolition should be premised upon the full upgrade [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-10-02

[...] lawmakers “special allowances” to ensure the approval of its proposed budget. Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) has asked Hung, who denied the allegations, to remain in his post. DPP [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-09-18

[...] members of retired and decommissioned soldiers and not other civil servants. Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) identified the passage of bills on an all-volunteer military, the budget and [...]

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-09-11

[...] secretly calling on KMT lawmakers to support a vote of no confidence against Premier Mao Chi-kuo’s (毛治國) Cabinet. WANG SUPPORT FOR HUNG IN DOUBT: Although Legislative Speaker Wang [...]

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-07-31

[...] freedom” by the Taipei City Police, while he urged President Ma Ying-jeou and Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) to make public their stance on the curriculum controversy. The city police [...]

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-07-10

[...] PARTICIPATION: In a meeting with the American Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) promised to take measures to accelerate Taiwan’s participation in the Trans- [...]

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-06-26

[...] LOCAL COAL BAN: Yunlin County Wednesday defended its local autonomy, lambasting Premier Mao Chi-kuo (毛治國) and the Environmental Protection Administration over the central government’s [...]

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thinking-taiwan.com

2015-04-24

[...] power in 2008. The Ministry of Finance had failed to follow through on Premier Mao Chi-kuo’s (毛治國) promise last month to make the information available. PRO-INDEPENDENCE PARTY [...]

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