DPP organizes seven public speeches in rural areas against expanding the powers of the parliament; Lai Ching-te states that it is for Taiwan's unity, encouraging rational discussions for those with differing opinions

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The Democratic Progressive Party announced seven street speeches and forums starting this Friday to oppose the parliament's expansion bill. DPP Chairman Lai Ching-te emphasized that the purpose of these rural speeches is not for the DPP but for Taiwan's unity and deepening democracy. Lai encourages face-to-face rational discussions for those with different opinions, aiming to provide accurate information and foster social dialogue.

DPP organizes seven public speeches in rural areas against expanding the powers of the parliament; Lai Ching-te states that it is for Taiwan's unity, encouraging rational discussions for those with differing opinions

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