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Taiwan will hold a vote on Saturday for a campaign to recall a large number of opposition parliament members targeting 24 opposition members from the Nationalist Party (KMT). The campaign is driven by frustration over legislative stalemate and concerns about Chinese influence. The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which supports Taiwan independence, backs the effort hoping to secure a legislative majority after winning the presidential seat but failing in parliament. The KMT and allies, currently holding a slim majority, oppose the recall, calling it a power grab, according to Associated Press. The campaign highlights deep divisions over how to handle relations with China, with critics accusing pro‑China politicians of undermining Taiwan's democracy.