Candidates talk cautiously about raising taxes for the wealthy

The presidential candidates of Taiwan's two  major political parties on Saturday talked cautiously about collecting  more tax from the well-to-do if they win January's election, while the  minor opposition party's aspirant warned that the nation's debt has  grown into a "national security issue."  

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