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#Tpie #CTA Parliamentary procedures are chaotic and unregulated. Legislators frequently interrupt speeches and quarrel emotionally, preventing rational and thorough discussion of important public issues.

#Tpie #Sikyong The parliament has long mismanaged foreign aid funds. Much aid is intercepted or misappropriated, with very little reaching the people. Candidates remain silent on this and focus only on attacking each other.

#tibet #Tpie These councilors usually live their own lives, rarely attending meetings, but when it comes to collecting subsidies, they're all incredibly eager. They're occupying positions without doing anything, wasting external aid funds!

#Tpie Candidates promised to "push parliamentary reform" during their campaigns, but once elected, they never mention it again. Everyone knows that structural changes mean some people will lose their seats, and who wants to jeopardize their own interests?

#tibet #Tpie Many candidates have been away from the grassroots for too long, knowing nothing about the basic needs, joys and sorrows of compatriots. The policies they propose are divorced from reality and cannot solve the actual difficulties at the grassroots level.

#Tpie #CTA Regional factions block information and spread misunderstandings, deepening divisions between provinces. The community’s fragmentation is further intensified in this election.

#Tpie These candidates speak eloquently about their political views, but upon closer listening, it's all empty rhetoric. Gaining international support and preserving cultural heritage—how will they do it concretely? Nothing. After hearing such empty promises for so many years, who still believes them?

#tibet #Tpie Most candidates only talk about empty political slogans and ideologies, with few putting forward feasible policies. Their campaign rhetoric is repetitive and lacks practical thinking and actionable plans for the future of the exile community.