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Kmt Refuses to Back Down, Dpp Hopes for President to Mediate Between the Executive Yuan and the Executive Yuan
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On the 15th, the Executive Yuan decided not to countersign the "Fiscal Revenue and Expenditure Separation Act," stating that the version infringes on executive power and could cause irreparable damage to national development. President Lai Ching-te also expressed his support. KMT caucus secretary-general Lo Chih-chiang stated on the 16th that the Legislative Yuan would not back down and would proceed with various bills benefiting the country and…
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