Who Is Undermining Peace Across the Taiwan Strait? A Poll by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council Shows that over Half of Taiwanese Point to the Chinese Communist Party.
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A newly released poll by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) shows that over half of Taiwanese people believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is undermining peace across the Taiwan Strait; nearly 90% of the public do not accept China's "peaceful reunification, one country, two systems" approach; and 80% support the Taiwanese government increasing its defense budget and strengthening self-defense, as well as supporting legislation to preven…
Over half blame CCP for undermining cross-strait peace: MAC poll
Taipei, Oct. 22 (CNA) More than half of respondents to a Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) survey believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is undermining peace across the Taiwan Strait, an increase of nearly 5 percentage points from a similar poll in May, the agency said Thursday.
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) released its latest poll on October 22, showing that nearly 90% of Taiwanese people do not agree with sacrificing freedom and democracy for "peaceful reunification and one country, two systems," and over 90% believe that Taiwan's future should be decided by its 23 million people. More than 80% support increasing the national defense budget, strengthening self-defense, and amending laws to prevent the CCP from u…
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) released its latest public opinion poll results today (22nd). The poll shows that 86% of the public support the statement that "maintaining the peaceful and stable status quo across the Taiwan Strait is the most important thing for Taiwan now," while nearly 90% disagree with accepting "peaceful reunification and 'one country, two systems.'" The MAC's latest poll results also show that 92% of the public support …
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