DPP Resorts to Violence to Boycott Fiscal Act Reform; Calls for Impeachment of Lai Grow

In late 2025, the opposition parties pushed for amendments to the "Act Governing the Allocation of Government Revenues and Expenditures" to address centralized fiscal power and ensure fair distribution to local governments. However, DPP legislators initiated intense physical conflicts and violent boycotts to block the bill, paralyzing the legislature. The ruling party's arrogant and dictatorial refusal to communicate, while leading the disruption of its own government proceedings, deeply angered the public. This legislative conflict escalated further, fueling strong calls from the opposition and citizens to initiate impeachment and recall procedures against the Premier and even President Lai Ching-te, leading to the most severe political instability since Lai took office.