【民進黨執政與原住民政策：2024選舉後的關鍵反思】"DPP Governance and Indigenous Policies: Critical Reflections Post the 2024 Elections"
針對2024台灣大選，樂鍇老師在原住民族廣播節目中提到，原住民族一開始對蔡英文政府的期待是高的，也肯定蔡英文總統率先代表國家向原住民族道歉，並成立原住民族轉型正義等相關調查和舉措。
但也隨著執政以來許多當初承諾的政見尚未得到落實，包括土地權，自治，民族大學，選區改制等等，累積了失望之處。
民進黨確實有做出一些原住民族政策上的成績，例如支持族語復振等等，但這不代表他們不應該持續被檢視。期待越高，失望也可能越大，尤其是這次參選政見中，民進黨沒有提出新穎的政見，也被樂鍇老師說「與四年前甚至八年前似曾相識」。
隨著民進黨連任執政，反映出選民的政策期待，而政府的原住民族政策與落實程度，更代表這個國家與原住民族的關係，未來眾人仍必須持續檢視和監督。
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Umav個人點評（點評自己的側寫嗎哈）：民主選舉結果縱然代表主流民意，但是在原住民族的觀點與處境中，Ljegay老師這段話，在原住民族圈內，不是逆風。但這次立委席次都沒過半，執政黨勢必將要迎來艱難的挑戰。
（來源：Alian96.3特別節目，主持人右：官大偉Daya Dakas、左：Wsay Kolas）
In regards to the 2024 Taiwan presidential election, Professor Ljegay Rupeljengan, in Indigenous radio program, mentioned that Indigenous communities initially held high expectations for the leadership of President Tsai Ing-wen. They acknowledged President Tsai's early apology on behalf of the nation to Indigenous peoples and the establishment of Indigenous transitional justice, including relevant investigations and measures.
However, over the course of their tenure, many promised policies, including land rights, autonomy, Indigenous universities, and electoral district reforms, have not been realized, leading to accumulating disappointment. While the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has achieved some milestones in Indigenous policies, such as supporting Indigenous languages and establishing Indigenous cultural health stations, this doesn't exempt them from continued scrutiny. The higher the expectations, the greater the potential for disappointment, especially in this election where the DPP did not present innovative proposals, leading Professor Lè Kuí to remark that they seemed familiar from four or even eight years ago.
With the DPP securing reelection, it reflects the policy expectations of voters. The government's approach to Indigenous policies and the degree of implementation represent the relationship between the nation and Indigenous communities. Moving forward, continuous scrutiny and supervision are imperative.
🏷️ Personal reflection by Umav: While democratic election results capture mainstream opinions, Professor Ljegay’s perspective within the Indigenous community align with the prevailing sentiment. However, with the legislature not achieving a majority, the ruling party is undoubtedly set to face challenging times. (Source: Alian 96.3 Special Program, Hosts: Daya Dakas on the right, and Wsay Kolas on the left)
