KMT Rally Claims
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Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party has held multiple rallies, including an anti-drug protest and a 'counter toxic oil' demonstration in Taipei. Organizers claimed over a million or 200,000 attendees at different events. Critics have mocked the attendance claims, with commentators questioning the impact of the rallies.
KMT holds major rally in Hualien, likens candidates to sisters
The Kuomintang (KMT) party convened a major rally in Hualien, Taiwan, to galvanize support for their candidate for county magistrate, Yu Shu-chen, and other local representatives. The event saw the presence of key party figures, including Chairwoman Charlena Cheng and Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen, underscoring the party's commitment to the region's electoral contest. During her address, Chairwoman …
KMT legislator claims over 1 million at rally, faces mockery
Kuomintang (KMT) legislator Fu Kun-chi claimed that over 1 million people attended an anti-drug rally held at Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei. However, this assertion was met with skepticism and online …
Taiwanese commentator questions impact of KMT's anti-drug rally
Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party recently held a large anti-drug rally at Ketagalan Boulevard, with party officials claiming an attendance of over one million people. However, the event has drawn skept…
KMT calls for 200,000 to gather in Taipei for 'anti-toxic oil' protest; Executive Yuan responds
Taiwan's opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party organized a large-scale rally at Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei, drawing a claimed crowd of over 200,000 people to protest against what they termed "toxic oil…