Taiwan's president Chen Shui-bian has said that he had not made any illegal personal money and apologized for scandal in an hour-long televised speech on sunday night. He also added that if the first lady of Taiwan Wu Shu-chen were convicted in the court he would resign from the post  . Taiwan's main opposition party (Kuomintang Party) has launched a third bid to remove Chen from the post of president. Party spokesman Tsai Chin-lung said that the party would formally propose the recall motion as they had sufficient evidence to charge Chen with graft.
Taiwan's president Chen Shui-bian has said that he had not made any money illegally and apologized for a corruption scandal involving him and the first lady, Wu Shu-chen. Speaking in an hour-long televised speech on Sunday night, he added that he would resign from the post if his wife is convicted of the charges filed against her . Taiwan's main opposition party , the Kuomintang has launched a third bid to remove Chen from the post of president. Party spokesman Tsai Chin-lung said that the party would formally propose the recall motion as they had sufficient evidence to charge Chen with graft.
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illegal personal money
money illegally
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a corruption scandal involving him and the first lady, Wu Shu-chen. Speaking
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sunday night. He also added that if the first lady of Taiwan Wu Shu-chen were convicted in the court
Sunday night, he added that
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if his wife is convicted of the charges filed against her
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