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The visit comes over a month after Lai Ching-te, the current Taiwanese vice-president, was elected to be Taiwan’s next president. Members of the House Select Committee on the China Communist Party (CCP) have arrived in Taiwan for a congressional visit to show their support for the island and strengthen U.S.-Taiwan relations. Led by the committee’s
The visit comes more than a month after Lai Ching-te, the current Taiwanese vice president, was elected to be Taiwan’s next president. Members of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party arrived on Feb. 22 in Taiwan for a congressional visit in a show of support for the democratic-led island and to strengthen