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Ding Yu, a former deputy director of the Youth Department of the Kuomintang, was recently expelled from the party. He was later invited to attend the founding meeting of the joint campaign headquarters of DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate You Mingyan, sparking speculation about his political stance.
Ding Yu took the platform for the New Taipei Green Camp. DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui (in front of the microphone) said that progressive New Taipei is colorful and hopes that different opinions can be respected and expressed. (Photo by reporter Huang Zhengjia)
Ding Yu, the former deputy director of the youth department of the Kuomintang, was expelled from the party by the blue camp. He was recently invited to attend the founding meeting of the joint campaign headquarters of DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui and parliamentary candidate You Mingyan. He was considered by the outside world to be defecting to the green camp. Su Qiaohui responded in an interview today that progressive New Taipei is colorful and hopes that different opinions can be respected and expressed. In the future, she also hopes to work hard in this city with people from different parties and different ideas.
Su Qiaohui accepted a joint interview with the media before sweeping the streets in Banqiao Fud Market this morning. Regarding the opening of the joint competition between her and You Mingyan on the Ding Yu platform, Su Qiaohui said that she has said from the beginning that progressive New Taipei is colorful and hopes that different opinions can be respected and expressed in this city.
She pointed out that in the future, she hopes to work together with people from different political parties and different ideas in this city. "I think this kind of New Taipei is what we all like."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Su Qiaohui will continue to emphasize the concepts of tolerance and diversity in subsequent election campaigns.
Likely · Within weeks

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