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Amid a corruption scandal, Taiwan's Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) Chairman Zheng Wen-Can has resigned to avoid impacting team operations. Emphasizing his political values, Zheng vows to defend his innocence in the judicial process. The Presidential spokesperson respects Zheng's decision, urging the judiciary to swiftly clarify the facts. Following Zheng's arrest for corruption, the court granted bail of 5 million NT dollars, imposing travel restrictions. The SEF's future personnel matters will also be handled according to procedures. Previously, speculation arose over potential successors, including the 'Tainan group' member Wu Feng-Shan, revealing inner-party dynamics amidst the controversy.
Source: YAHOO