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Taiwan Detains Communist Party Leader Over Alleged China Links Before Local Polls

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Taiwanese authorities have taken into custody the head of the Taiwan People's Communist Party on suspicion of election interference and vote-buying. Lin Te-wang, who already faces charges for comparable offenses, is alleged to have ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The arrest comes as Taiwan gears up for its local elections, heightening worries about foreign meddling in the vote. Prosecutors have called in several other people as part of their ongoing investigation into the allegations.

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