Leading stories in the Taiwan press on Tuesday.
CHINA TIMES - Hsueh Shih-ming, national security chief, urges people to participate in a rally on March 26 to protest against China's anti-secession law
Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou and a group of mayors and magistrates from opposition camp issue open letter against
China's anti-secession bill
UNITED DAILY NEWS - Joseph Wu, chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, slams China for passing its anti-secession law
Legislative Yuan to respond to China's anti-secession bill
LIBERTY TIMES - The United States and Japan criticise China for disrupting security across the Taiwan Strait
Economics Minister Ho Mei-yueh says to slow opening process of trade with China after anti-secession law passed
COMMERCIAL TIMES - Chinese premier Wen Jiabao says appreciation in the yuan to take the market by surprise
Financial Supervisory Commission in talks with central bank to raise limit on insurers' upper limit on foreign investments to 50 per cent of assets from 35 per cent
ECONOMIC DAILY NEWS - Premier Frank Hsieh says Taiwan won't touch issues of direct charter flights and industrial exchange with China until after March 26 rally against anti-secession law
Central bank governor Perng Fai-nan says Taiwan dollar would not necessarily track appreciation in the Chinese yuan
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