The leader of the Taiwan People's Communist Party is detained during a Chinese funding investigation
Authorities in Taiwan have detained the leader of the Taiwan People's Communist Party. Prosecutors allege the individual attempted to buy votes by recruiting voters to travel to mainland China. The detention occurs ahead of elections for mayors and local area chiefs scheduled for November 28.
- Authorities in Taiwan detained the leader of the Taiwan People's Communist Party.
- Prosecutors alleged Lin attempted to buy votes by recruiting voters to travel to mainland China.
- Taiwan is scheduled to hold elections for mayors and local area chiefs on November 28.
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