Retired General Out on Bail, Suspected of Vote Interference
Prosecutors say Tsang and five others used free China trips, meals and banquets to sway voters and target candidates linked to a civil defense group.
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Taiwan Releases 6 Suspects in Probe Into Alleged Election Interference From Chinese Regime
Military police stand in front of the Presidential Palace to mark the island's National Day celebrations in Taipei, Taiwan, on Oct. 10, 2018. (Billy H.C. Kwok/Getty Images)
Retired general out on bail, suspected of vote interference
The Kaohsiung District Prosecutors’ Office yesterday released retired army general Tsang You-hsia (臧幼俠) and five others on bail after they were questioned on suspicion of facilitating Beijing-directed election interference.Tsang had been released on a NT$700,000 bail and barred from traveling outsid
The Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office in Taiwan is investigating a case involving Chinese foreign forces interfering in the 2026 local elections. Six people, including retired Major General Zang Youxia, have been released on bail but are restricted from leaving the country. Prosecutors allege that they arranged free trips to China for voters through an association and held banquets in Taiwan to solicit support for specific candidates, which …
The Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office in Taiwan is investigating a case involving the interference of foreign forces of the Chinese Communist Party in the Taiwan election. After questioning, it was found that six defendants, including retired Major General Zang Youxia, were released on bail and restricted from leaving the country and going to sea. Zang Youxia was released on bail of NT$700,000 due to the serious suspicion of involvement in t…
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