Photo: Lin Cheng-kun, Taipei TimesThat resolution became the basis of the Chinese Nationalist Party’s (KMT) “one China, with different interpretations” framework that formed the foundation of the “1992 consensus,” Ma said. “How could there possibly have been discussions on national sovereignty issues at that meeting?” Huang said. During a press conference following the meeting, Ma, who was also the MAC spokesman, even said the meeting was a failure, Huang said. “How can Ma now say there was a ‘1992 consensus’?” he added. Lee and former SEF chairman Koo Chen-fu (辜振甫) had both previously denied there was a “1992 consensus,” Huang said.

Source: Taipei Times August 02, 2020 15:56 UTC