Taiwan vote on nuclear plant referendum
sparks brawl.
Parliament is a place where democratically
elected representatives or counselors discuss matters and make decisions and laws
for the people of the country. It could have a heated argument or rigid
standoff and becomes unable to reach any agreement. That is a saga of
democracy, isn’t it? But in some cases, a dispute heats up over the boiling
point and erupts, and the members of the parliament start fighting with their
hands rather than mouths.
That what exactly happened in the
parliament of Taiwan when they were about to vote on whether to hold a
referendum on completing construction of their fourth nuclear power plant near
its capital city, Taipei. Interestingly, some of the members tried to cool down
the heat by throwing cool water over other members who were exchanging punches.
Enjoy reading the article and seeing the
video how heated parliament could go over a controversial issue.
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