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Taiwan voters are heading to the polls on Saturday to decide whether to restart the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant in southern Taiwan. The country shut down the last reactor at the Maanshan plant in May, in line with the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's goal of a nuclear-free homeland by 2025.

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00:00Taiwan voters are heading to the polls on Saturday to decide whether to restart the country's last nuclear power plant in southern Taiwan.
00:07Both President Lai Xingde and Premier Zhou Rongtai went to cast their ballots earlier this morning.
00:12I haven't even lost the vote from the president or the president, ballot, ballot, or the election.
00:21This is our nation's rights. We should be proud of it.
00:27Taiwan shut down its last reactor at the Ma Anshan nuclear power plant in Pindong County in May,
00:35fulfilling the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's promise of achieving a nuclear-free homeland by 2025.
00:40But some have been urging the country to bring back nuclear energy for its tech-heavy industries,
00:46including the chair of electronic manufacturer Pegatron, Tong Zixian.
00:50Tong also cast his vote in the morning.
00:57Tong kong ming mei. This thing will allow Taiwan all of the candidates who have the rights to vote.
01:05We don't have to worry about it.
01:09For the referendum to pass, more than five million people need to vote in favor,
01:15and the yes votes must outnumber the no votes.
01:18Recall votes targeting seven opposition lawmakers are also being held alongside the referendum.
01:23It's okay.
01:31So covered us.
01:43So let's talk about guest.
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