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Taiwan’s main opposition party elects new leader in a race clouded by claims of China meddling
Cheng Li-wun won with over 50% of votes in a divisive race marked by claims of Chinese interference aimed at shaping Taiwan's political future.
- Taiwan’s main opposition Nationalist Party elected Cheng Li-wun as its new chairperson in a competitive election on Saturday, amid allegations of China’s meddling.
- Cheng Li-wun, the only female candidate, won by a wide margin over former Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin and four others.
- Jaw Shaw-kong, a supporter of Hau, alleged that China was involved in organized interference to support Cheng.
- Cheng rejected these allegations as 'very cheap labels' and called for more rational politics in Taiwan.
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Taiwan's main opposition party elects new leader in a race clouded by claims of China meddling
Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party has chosen Cheng Li-wun as its new chairperson. Cheng, the only female candidate, defeated former Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin and four others on Saturday.
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Leaning Left24Leaning Right14Center23Last UpdatedBias Distribution39% Left
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- 39% of the sources lean Left
39% Left
L 39%
C 38%
R 23%
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