TAIPEI -- Taiwan's main opposition party is looking to score a coup in November's local elections by billing itself as the island's protector against radiation-tainted food from Japan -- and by putting the issue itself on the ballot.
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Kuomintang hopes referendum on 'radioactive' food will tip local elections
Members of Taiwan's opposition party Kuomintang hold up packages labeled "radioactive food" before symbolically throwing them into a waste bin at a July 24 rally. (Photo by Kensaku Ihara)
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