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Lee Chuan-chuan's Xiaoliuqiu illegal structure 'still operating,' says critic

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • New Taipei mayoral candidate Lee Chuan-chuan is accused of having an illegal structure on his family's property in Xiaoliuqiu.
  • Lee stated he supports demolition and fines for illegal structures, including his own.
  • Online personality "Four Cats" claims the structure is still in operation despite the controversy.

Lee Chuan-chuan, a candidate for New Taipei mayor, faces accusations of possessing an illegal structure on his family's property in Xiaoliuqiu. The controversy centers on a building constructed on agricultural land, which Lee has acknowledged and stated he supports demolition and local government penalties.

Responding to the allegations, Lee reiterated his stance, saying, "What needs to be demolished will be demolished" and that he backs the authorities in enforcing regulations. He indicated that he supports the local government's right to issue fines and order the removal of illegal constructions.

However, online personality Liu Yu, known as "Four Cats," has cast doubt on the situation. He claims that a friend recently visited Xiaoliuqiu and observed the building in question. According to Liu Yu, the structure is reportedly still operating, despite the ongoing public discussion and Lee's statements about compliance.

What needs to be demolished will be demolished.

โ€” Lee Chuan-chuanResponding to accusations about an illegal structure on his family's property.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.