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Opposition parties fail to oust Taiwanese president
A third recall motion aimed at removing Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian for alleged corruption was defeated on November 24, after it failed to achieve the necessary two-thirds majority, or 146 out of the 218 parliamentary votes. The vote followed two previous failed attempts to remove Chen in June and October.
A third recall motion aimed at removing Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian for alleged corruption was defeated on November 24, after it failed to achieve the necessary two-thirds majority, or 146 out of the 218 parliamentary votes. The vote followed two previous failed attempts to remove Chen in June and October.
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