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Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Sentenced to 17 Years in Corruption Case

A Taipei court has sentenced a former Taiwanese presidential candidate to 17 years in prison after finding him guilty in a corruption case.

27 Mar, 01:50 — 27 Mar, 01:50
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zerohedgeLow159d ago

Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Sentenced To 17 Years In Corruption Case

Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Sentenced To 17 Years In Corruption Case Authored by Dorothy Li & Frank Fang via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), TAIPEI, Taiwan - A Taipei court on March 26 found a former presidential candidate guilty of corruption-related charges and sentenced him to 17 years in prison, a verdict that has attracted domestic media attention amid the ongoing political deadlock in Taiwan. Ko Wen-je, former Taipei mayor who ran in Taiwan's presidential race...

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First report: NHK World · 26 Mar, 20:56Full coverage: 3 · 7hWindow: 7h
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NHK World26 Mar, 20:56First to report

台湾 民衆党 前トップ柯文哲氏に懲役17年の判決 収賄などの罪

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zerohedge27 Mar, 01:50

Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Sentenced To 17 Years In Corruption Case

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balkan-web27 Mar, 04:00Latest update

Ish-kryetari i bashkisë së Taipeit dënohet me 17 vjet burg për korrupsion

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