AP reports: TAIPEI, Taiwan - Prosecutors filed corruption charges Tuesday against opposition leader Ma Ying-jeou, a Harvard-educated lawyer many thought would be Taiwan's next president. The prosecutors said Ma had diverted $333,000 from a Taipei city... ...full story at Peking Duck
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