ELECTION 2024/Independent legislative candidate detained over alleged China funding
01/05/2024 10:35 PM
Independent legislative candidate Ma Chih-wei (馬治薇) was detained and held incommunicado on Friday on suspicion of having received funding from China to run in the Jan. 13, 2024 election in Taiwan.
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