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Taiwan Premier goes ahead with defamation suit against opposition candidate

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – Premier Wu Den-yih filed a suit for defamation Tuesday against opposition Democratic Progressive Party politician Lee Wen-chung for suggesting he made deals with a former gangster during a trip to Bali. Full Article at Taiwan News

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