US EditionTaiwan lawmakers exchange blows in bitter dispute over parliament reforms
- Lawmakers in Taiwan engaged in physical altercations during a parliamentary session on May 17 over legislative reforms.
- The brawl involved shoving, hitting, and tackling among legislators, escalating to a chaotic scene.
- The dispute arose from the opposition party's push to increase legislative oversight over the government.
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Gritos, empujones, pisoteadas, golpes. Una auténtica batalla campal en el Parlamento de Taiwán, en la que uno de sus diputados roba un proyecto de ley y sale corriendo con él para impedir que la Cámara le dé luz verde. Taipéi ha sido testigo de un inédito ntercambio de golpes entre las dos principales foramaciones del país, el Partido Democrático Progresista ( DPP ), el Kuomintang ( KMT ) y el Partido Popular de Taiwán ( TPP ), en mitad de una i…
An all-out brawl broke out in Taiwan's parliament when a controversial law proposed by a pro-Beijing party was being debated.
In the midst of the debate over an opposition initiative to give parliamentarians greater powers to control the Government, Kuomintang party member Kuo Kuo-wen snatched documents, creating a surreal scene that was already tense, with politicians brawling.
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