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Taiwan's Ma eyes trade agreement with US: report (AFP)

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AFP - Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou has voiced hopes of reaching a free-trade agreement with the United States following a decision by the island to allow more US beef imports, a report said Wednesday. [read full story]                    

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Taiwan leader says US beef is safe

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Taiwan leader says US beef is safe

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Oct 30, 2009
 

TAIPEI, Oct 29, 2009 (AFP) - Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou on Thursday insisted that US beef is safe amid criticism that his goverment ignored health risks to allow more imports. "The results from the government's negotiations...

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Taiwan president vows balance over US beef issue

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Oct 29, 2009 (BBC Monitoring via COMTEX) -- [By Carfie Lee and Flor Wang] Taipei, Oct. 29 (CNA) - President Ma Ying-jeou vowed Thursday to find a balance between Taiwanese people's health and the country's international...

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Import U.S. beef will stop if BSE breaks out: DOH

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Democratic Progressive Party supporters perform a skit during a protest in front of the Executive Yuan yesterday to oppose the opening of U.S. beef in Taiwan. Taiwan will immediately halt the import of beef from the U.S. if one...

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U.S. ground beef and offal won't show up on Taiwan markets: premier

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Taipei, Oct. 29 (CNA) Premier Wu Den-yih said Thursday that U. S. beef offal and ground beef will not appear in Taiwan's markets, despite the government's decision last week to open its door wider to U.S. beef products....

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Taiwan's president vows balance over U.S. beef issue

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Taipei, Oct. 29 (CNA) President Ma Ying-jeou vowed Thursday to find a balance between Taiwanese people's health and the country's international creditability after the government decided last week to open its door wider to U.S....

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Taiwan will stop the import of US beef if BSE breaks out: Health Minister

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Oct 29, 2009
 

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – Taiwan will immediately halt the import of beef from the United States if one case of mad cow disease is found, Department of Health Yaung Chih-liang said Thursday, describing the risk as nil. “The risk...

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Protesting student eats dung

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Taipei - A Taiwan student has consumed cow dung in protest against the government's decision to renew US beef imports, local television reported on Thursday. The student, Chu Cheng-chi, of the National Taiwan University's PhD...

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Taiwan student eats cow dung to protest against US beef imports

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Taipei - A Taiwan student has consumed cow dung in protest against the government's decision to renew US beef imports, local television reported Thursday. The student, Chu Cheng-chi, of the National Taiwan University's PhD...

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Taiwan's Ma seeks to calm uproar over US beef

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Oct 29, 2009
 

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou moved Thursday to ease a political storm over the government's decision to lift a ban on certain U.S. beef imports, saying adequate safeguards are in place to guard against mad...

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Taiwan's Ma seeks to calm uproar over US beef

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Oct 29, 2009
 

Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou moved Thursday to ease a political storm over the government's decision to lift a ban on certain U.S. beef imports, saying adequate safeguards are in place to guard against mad cow disease.

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