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2481 Government policy will sow further division Michael Danielsen 704
2482 Balance of power sees Ma aligned with China James Wang 王景弘 747
2483 The Cabinet’s shortsighted PhDs Taipei Times Editorial 788
2484 Obama must act before it’s too late Li Thian-hok 李天福 729
2485 What the US president should tell Hu Jintao Nat Bellocchi 白樂崎 770
2486 Protecting our freedom of speech Taipei Times Editorial 569
2487 Victory for ECFA opponents in debate Taipei Times Editorial 561
2488 Taiwan must avoid becoming a new Tibet Chow Mei-li 周美里 818
2489 The devil is in the details Taipei Times Editorial 795
2490 Is an ECFA beneficial to Taiwan … or the US? Nat Bellocchi 779
2491 KMT proposal reeks of censorship Taipei Times Editorial 670
2492 That’s how Su Chi ‘resurfaces’? Taipei Times Editorial 819
2493 NHI reform misses the point Taipei Times Editorial 756
2494 Beijing’s intentions for ECFA very clear James Wang 王景弘 784
2495 Experts vs the people: democracy in jeopardy Hsu Shih-jung 徐世榮 710
2496 ECFA requires more than ‘belief’ Taipei Times Editorial 766
2497 China rolls out sticks and carrots Paul Lin 林保華 607
2498 China shows signs of neo-fascism J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 775
2499 Is HK democracy to be feared? Taipei Times Editorial 665
2500 It’s not Ma’s words, it’s his deeds Taipei Times Editorial 807
 
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Newsflash

Citing insufficient proof, the Taiwan District Court yesterday acquitted former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) and his wife, Wu Shu-jen (吳淑珍), of charges that they laundered money and took bribes from bankers in exchange for help manipulating bank mergers.

Nineteen co-defendants were also cleared of charges of money laundering, breach of trust and insider trading because of a lack of proof, Judge Chou Chan-chun (周占春) said yesterday afternoon.