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Serious flaws in the existing Constitution are a yoke on Taiwan that binds the nation’s 23 million citizens. President Tsai must take action and "light up Taiwan" to let the world see its situation. The only way forward is comprehensive constitutional reform to return sovereignty to the people. With social stability and sustained development the nation will naturally become more competitive. For details see the Charter for Permanent Peace and Development.
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