Taiwan's KMT on track for big win in general election

Taiwan's KMT on track for big win in general election

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Supporters of Taiwan's Nationalist Party (KMT) are in a jubilant mood following local media reports that the main opposition party has won at least 57 seats in the 113-seat unicameral parliament in the legislative election on Jan. 12. (Kyodo)

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