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CSPAN Justice Department Oversight April 14, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Justice Department Oversight April 14, 2014

My job here on the judiciary , you know, ato these hearings, is to raise my mr. Cohen, he seems like a really smart guy and a really great guy. He earns i can say about him, he earned, sort of, what he gets. To ask the tough questions. You see, they have 107 lobbyists on capitol hill. They are swarming capitol hill, their lobbyists. But i have wondered thousand people write me their objections. The first thing i would do is stop this deal. But it is not up to me. It is up to the sec and the doj. Senator franken weighs in on the proposed comcasttime warner cable merger. Monday on the communicat...

Hundreds protest at Legislature ahead of likely passage of reform bills - Vimarsana News

Hundreds protest at Legislature ahead of likely passage of reform bills

Hundreds of people gathered outside the Legislative Yuan on Tuesday to protest legislative reform bills crafted by opposition parties that were expected to be passed into law later in the day.

Cabinet to review proposals on housing subsidies Feb. 16 - Vimarsana News

Cabinet to review proposals on housing subsidies Feb. 16

Taipei, Feb. 14 (CNA) The Cabinet will later this week consider a proposal to increase the number of households eligible for mortgage subsidies in the wake of four interest rate hikes by the central bank last year, according to a Cabinet source with knowledge of the matter.

Restore compulsory military service - Vimarsana News

Restore compulsory military service

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has gripped the whole world, including Taiwan, where it has triggered a fresh debate over compulsory military service. A report published last month by the Legislative Yuan’s Organic Laws and Statute Bureau found that a number of the military’s combat units are understaffed and this personnel shortage would be exacerbated by the nation’s low birthrate. The study forecast that by 2039, there would only be 56,000 Taiwanese males eligible for military service. To guarantee a reliable source of new recruits, the study recommended that the government terminate...