Taipei Times
Date: Mar 17, 2020
By: Shen Pei-yao and Dennis Xie / Staff reporter, with staff writer
A copy of a letter written to Taiwan People’s Party members by Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je, who is chairman of the party, is pictured yesterday.
Photo courtesy of Taiwan People’s Party
The party on Wednesday expelled Taipei Culture Foundation deputy chief executive Chang Yi-san (張益贍), who was allegedly having an extramarital affair with TPP caucus assistant Tsai Yi-fang (蔡宜芳).
The party in a statement said that Chang was expelled because it had evidence of him discussing “negative campaign strategies” with a representative of another political party “without the authorization of the TPP.”
A copy of a letter written to Taiwan People’s Party members by Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je, who is chairman of the party, is pictured yesterday.
Photo courtesy of Taiwan People’s Party
Chang in a separate statement said that he would resign his post at the foundation after a magazine published photographs of him being intimate with Tsai during office hours.
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