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Taiwan: Ma's Corruption Case

Written byOiwan Lam
Posted 15 August 2007 19 years ago

Michael Turton summarized the verdict of former Taipei's Mayor, Ma Ying Jeou's corruption case with some comments: even more fundamental than the Blue-Green divide, this verdict was a case of the System protecting itself.

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  • McDonald

    I can’t imagine you have interest in this issue.

    This corruption case can’t be taken fairly. Simply Ma is God and Chen is foul. That’s is. What the system should do is nothing important, and how the undo the post-colonism chaos is not important.

    16 August 2007, 17:56 pm
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