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Premier Wu Den-yih yesterday threatened legal action against a former opposition lawmaker who accused him of colluding with a gangster. The premier said if Lee Wen-chung can produce proof in three days to back up his allegations, he will resign. Full Article at China Post
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Gangsters' involvement in Taiwan's politics may be much more complicated and deeper than many politicians would admit. Ask Premier Wu Den-yih about the issue, and he would definitely give you a nonchalant answer. Full Article at China Post
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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – Premier Wu Den-yih threatened to sue opposition Democratic Progressive Party candidate for Nantou County Magistrate Lee Wen-chung Friday over allegations he was close to a former gangster. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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Premier Wu Den-yih traveled to the holiday island of Bali with a convicted gangster, Next Magazine wrote yesterday. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- President Ma Ying-jeou stressed yesterday that the government will exercise its administrative power to build an environment free from game-fixing and outside interference for the nation's professional baseball players. Full Article at China Post
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The games are important, so is the integrity of the athletes
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At the upcoming meeting, I will convey Hung's request that law enforcement authorities adopt preventive strategies to help resolve the gambling and game-fixing issues that have often cast a pall on our professional baseball development
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I told Hung that many players are disciplined and focused and should not be forced to leave their beloved profession and beloved team simply because of some players' alleged involvement in game-fixing
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Despite the scandal, I remain confident in the strength of the Brother Elephants, and I encouraged Hung to continue operating the team
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