
Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wenzhe went to Hualien to sweep the streets for party candidates today. When asked by the media about the guilty pleas of brothers Li Wenzong and Li Wenjuan in the second trial, Ke Wenzhe only responded that he would feed sharks at a fixed time tomorrow.
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Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wenzhe was involved in a political donation case, and the High Court summoned the relevant persons involved in the case for a continued trial.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon, Ko Wenzhe, the founding chairman of the Taiwan People's Party, accompanied Hualien mayoral candidate Dai Yuwen, Hualien County council candidate Cai Yiyang, and Ji'an village representative Yang Jingyan to pray for votes at the intersection and sweep the streets. Regarding Li Wenzong and Li Wenjuan's brother and sister's breach of trust in the second trial, After pleading guilty, Ke Wenzhe did not accept an interview. In response to the media call, Ke Wenzhe responded: "Tomorrow, sharks will be fed at a fixed time and at a fixed time." At 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, Ke Wenzhe and Huang Guochang will attend the founding meeting of the Dai Yuwen and Cai Yiyang campaign joint service office.
In the political donation case of former Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe, the High Court yesterday summoned Li Wenzong, the former chairman of the Zhongwang Foundation, and Li Wenjuan, the former head of Muke Public Relations Company, to continue the trial. Li Wenzong "partially pleaded guilty" to the crime of breach of trust involving the Zhongwang Foundation's payment of 8 million yuan in salary to campaign headquarters employees. He only admitted to paying 2.1 million yuan to four employees as salaries, and did not plead guilty to the remaining nine people. Li Wenjuan changed his past attitude of denying the crime and pleaded guilty to all the guilty and innocent parts of the first-instance verdict.
The founding chairman of the People’s Party, Ke Wenzhe, went to the Zhongshan intersection of Linsen Road in Hualien City this afternoon to stand for the candidates launched by the People’s Party for mayor Dai Yuwen, councilor Cai Yiyang and township representative Yang Jingyan. After getting off the car, Ke Wenzhe immediately put on the candidate’s back He stood nearby waving and canvassing for votes. People passing by saw Ke Wenzhe coming forward to ask for signatures and photos, and Ke Wenzhe also cooperated one by one. This was also the third time that Ke Wenzhe came to Hualien to launch a candidate platform for the People’s Party after registration.
Ke Wenzhe and his party immediately went to sweep the streets along Zhongshan Road. When asked by the media about the partial guilty pleas of brothers Li Wenzong and Li Wenjuan in the second trial, Ke Wenzhe responded that sharks would be fed at scheduled times and at designated locations tomorrow. The People's Party pointed out that a joint press conference of the People's Hualien Team will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, followed by the inauguration meeting of the Campaign Joint Service Office at 10 o'clock. Party founder Ko Wenzhe and party chairman Huang Guochang will both attend. The theme will be "Taipei experience, Hualien inheritance" as the main theme, learning from Ke Wenzhe's "openness, transparency, project integration" governance experience, and inheriting Huang Guochang's spirit of exposing fraud, supervising, and upholding justice.
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Ke Wenzhe and Huang Guochang will attend the founding meeting of the campaign joint service office
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