Hung nominated as Taiwan ruling party's presidential candidate

Hung nominated as Taiwan ruling party's presidential candidate

Hung Hsiu-chu, deputy speaker of Taiwan's legislature, delivers a speech at a national congress of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party (KMT) in Taipei on July 19, 2015. KMT confirmed the nomination of its first-ever female presidential candidate Hung. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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