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Taiwan ex-president Chen Shui-bian granted parole
Chen Shui-bian arriving at Taiwan's high court in 2011
Chen Shui-bian was convicted shortly after leaving the presidency in 2008
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Former Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian is to be released from prison after
being granted one month of medical parole, officials say.
Taiwan's justice ministry said it had granted Chen parole due to various
ailments including brain degeneration.
Chen, president from 2000-2008, was six years into a 20-year sentence for
money laundering and accepting bribes.
The justice ministry said it would decide whether to extend his parole at the
end of each month.
Hunger strike
The BBC's Cindy Sui reports from Taipei that as president, Chen angered China
by pushing for Taiwan's formal independence.
He has accused the current government of political persecution in order to
appease Beijing, as it pursues closer ties with China.
Chen, a former lawyer, was put on trial shortly after stepping down from his
second four-year term in 2008.
He has been suffering from a series of medical conditions, including
depression and Parkinson's disease, and has for some time been asking to be
released on medical grounds. Authorities said that last year he attempted
suicide.
Chen's former vice-president, Annette Lu, has been on hunger strike in an
effort to draw attention to his situation.
She was admitted to hospital on New Year's Day suffering from symptoms
related to her fast.
Chen's expected release was delayed last week after a courier carrying
documents relating to his case got stuck in traffic.
大意:
阿扁2000-2008總統期間 因為洗錢及受賄 判20年刑期
六年後的今天 獲准了1個月的保外就醫
本來上週就可以出來的 但申請文件由於卡在塞車所以無法及時執行
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