Taiwan Presidential Office Mooncake Order
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Taiwan's presidential office canceled a large mooncake order from a sheltered workshop due to budget cuts, impacting disability organizations. Officials have traded barbs over the decision and the handling of presidential office funds, with some criticizing the approach as needing to be wiser.
Taiwanese officials trade barbs over presidential office's mooncake order cancellation
- Taiwan's presidential office canceled a mooncake order from a sheltered workshop due to a budget cut. - A presidential office official accused the Taichung mayor of hypocrisy, while the mayor's office stated the cancellation was confirmed and thanked the mayor for her support. - The dispute highlights political tensions and the impact of budget decisions on vulnerable groups.
Taipei Mayor: Handling of Presidential Office Funds Needs Wiser Approach
- The deletion and freezing of the Presidential Office's operational funds have impacted plans to purchase Mid-Autumn Festival gift boxes from sheltered workshops. - Presidential Office Deputy Secreta…
Taiwan's Presidential Office Criticizes Drone Law Passage, Citing National Security Needs
- Taiwan's Legislative Yuan passed a KMT-backed bill on drone industry development and national defense autonomy. - The Presidential Office criticized the bill, stating it inadequately addresses urgen…
Taiwanese Sheltered Workshop Sees Increased Small Orders After Presidential Office Cancels Mooncake Purchase
- Budget cuts led to the cancellation of a large Mid-Autumn Festival mooncake order for 37 Taiwanese disability organizations from the Presidential Office. - The Hsinchu Xiangyuan Memorial Nursing Hom…