ELECTION 2024/Presidential candidates ramp up campaigning as election day draws near
01/02/2024 06:27 PM
Taiwan's presidential candidates and their parties launched a new round of campaign activities on Tuesday, as they look to win over voters in the final two weeks before election day on Jan. 13.
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