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Chinese People's Party — Taiwan · founded 1987 | PoliticaHub

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Chinese People's Party

Party · Printed May 12, 2026 · politicahub.com/party/chinese-peoples-party-tw

Taiwanese political party

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1987

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Q: When was Chinese People's Party founded?: A: Chinese People's Party was founded in 1987, about 39 years ago.
Q: Where does Chinese People's Party operate?: A: Chinese People's Party operates in Taiwan.

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When was Chinese People's Party founded?: Chinese People's Party was founded in 1987, about 39 years ago.
Where does Chinese People's Party operate?: Chinese People's Party operates in Taiwan.

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The Party
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The secret world of China's Communist rulers and how the Party controls everything.
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Multi-party democratic republic in East Asia, formally the Republic of China (ROC). Taiwan has a semi-presidential system with a directly elected president, an appointed premier, and a unicameral legislature (Legislative Yuan). Its political system features competitive elections, an independent judiciary, and a free press. Cross-strait relations with the People's Republic of China define its geopolitical position. Taiwan is a major semiconductor producer and a leading economy in the Asia-Pacific.

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Multi-party democratic republic in East Asia, formally the Republic of China (ROC). Taiwan has a semi-presidential system with a directly elected president, an appointed premier, and a unicameral legislature (Legislative Yuan). Its political system features competitive elections, an independent judiciary, and a free press. Cross-strait relations with the People's Republic of China define its geopolitical position. Taiwan is a major semiconductor producer and a leading economy in the Asia-Pacific.