Taiwan. (Picture from Taiwan media)
China Taiwan Network, June 28 According to Taiwan’s “China Times News Network”, on the 27th, the Democratic Progressive Party authorities officially decided to adjust electricity prices, triggering public condemnation on the island. The Chinese Kuomintang held a press conference today (28th), asking Tsai Ing-wen to replace Su Tseng-chang, the head of Taiwan's administrative agency, because he frequently opposed increases in electricity prices during his opposition period, and suggested considering extending the service of the second and third nuclear plants.
Wang Hongwei, deputy chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang Cultural Communication Committee, Wang Hongwei emphasized that although electricity prices for people's livelihood have not increased this time, Taiwan's inflation has become very serious. Nowadays, the increase in upstream industrial electricity costs will inevitably be passed on to the middle and downstream. It will inevitably lead to rising prices. The DPP authorities should stop cheating.
Deputy Secretary-General of the Chinese Kuomintang Wang Yumin pointed out that the average increase in electricity prices this time was more than 8%. With the epidemic still unresolved and people's livelihood "suffering", it has been very difficult for the people. In the past, when the DPP was in opposition, it opposed raising electricity prices. Failure to achieve success after taking office is basically "double standards and a slap in the face."
Wang Yumin said that Su Zhenchang used to advocate that "the cabinet should be changed when electricity prices increase." So should Su step down now? Tsai Ing-wen once threatened in 2016 that "electricity prices will not rise significantly in 10 years." But this time the 8% increase is considered a substantial increase? Tsai Ing-wen is really far from the people's feelings now. She should immediately replace the " cabinet " and let Su Zhenchang step down. (Editor/Yin Sainan Reviewer/Li Botao)
