Taiwan opposition parties to discuss joint ticket for presidential election
- A joint ticket for Taiwan’s presidential election could be the only way the KMT and TPP can beat DPP front-runner William Lai Ching-te
- But the two parties coming to an agreement over who would be the presidential candidate could prove impossible, analysts say
- A joint ticket for Taiwan’s presidential election could be the only way the KMT and TPP can beat DPP front-runner William Lai Ching-te
- But the two parties coming to an agreement over who would be the presidential candidate could prove impossible, analysts say
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