Taiwan's Cabinet resigns en masse amid waning support

Taiwan's Cabinet resigns en masse amid waning support

Outgoing Taiwan Premier Lin Chuan (8th from R in front) poses for a group photo with his Cabinet ministers and their deputies on the square of the Executive Yuan building in Taipei on Sept. 7, 2017, before leading his ministers to resign en masse to make way for a new Cabinet led by Tainan Mayor William Lai. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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