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Chen Shui-bian

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Chen Shui-bian is a politically exposed person. They are a person of interest, but have not been found on international sanctions lists.

Type	Person				[sources]
Name	Chen Shui-bian · Çen Şuybyan · Čchen Šuej-pien · Τσεν Σουί Μπιαν · Чен Шуејбјен · 8 more...				[sources]
Other name	A-Bian · Abian · Chen Shuibian · Tân Chúi-píⁿ · chen shui-bian · 8 more...				[sources]
Birth date	1950-10-12				[sources]
Place of birth	Guantian District				[sources]
Gender	male				[sources]
Nationality	Taiwan				[sources]
Country	Taiwan				[sources]
First name	Shuǐbiǎn				[sources]
Keywords	National government				[sources]
Last name	Chen				[sources]
Wikidata ID	Q22368				[sources]
Position	Chairperson of the Democratic Progressive Party (2002-2004) · Chairperson of the Democratic Progressive Party (2007-2008) · Mayor of Taipei (1994-1998) · Member of Taipei City Council (1981-1985) · Member of the Legislative Yuan (1990-1993) · 2 more...				[sources]
Education	Madou Junior High School (1963-1966) · National Tainan First Senior High School (1966-1969) · National Taiwan University (1969-1974) · Tainan Municipal Guantian District Longtian Elementary School (1957-1963)				[sources]
Religion	Christianity · Yiguandao				[sources]
Modified on	2024-04-19				[sources]
Last changed	2024-04-23	Last checked	2024-05-02	First seen	2023-09-27

President of Taiwan from 2000 to 2008

— Wikidata non-official source, 2023-09-28

Positions held
Position occupied	Start date	End date
President of the Republic of China	2000-05-20	2008-05-20

Relatives
Person	Relationship	Start date	End date
Chen Chih-chung	father	-	-

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