Taiwan ruling party nominates lawmaker sanctioned by China for Taipei mayor - Reuters

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Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has nominated legislator Puma Shen as its candidate for Taipei mayor. Shen has been sanctioned by China for his alleged support of 'separatism'.

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has selected legislator Puma Shen as its candidate for the Taipei mayoral election, aiming to transform Taipei into a leading international city.

Puma Shen, nominated by Taiwan's DPP for Taipei mayor, faces sanctions from China over his 'separatist' stance. He challenges incumbent KMT's Chiang Wan-an, with the election gauging voter sentiment ahead of the 2028 presidential race.