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Hungry of justice : Taiwan's opposition

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In: The Economist : 22-28 November 2008, p.37Summary: The former president locked up on November 12 on suspicion of serious crimes. He is accused of embezzling state assets, accepting bribes, forgery and money laundering. Mr Chen rose to power on a platform of promoting formal independence in China.

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The former president locked up on November 12 on suspicion of serious crimes. He is accused of embezzling state assets, accepting bribes, forgery and money laundering. Mr Chen rose to power on a platform of promoting formal independence in China.

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