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Dual nationalities are not allowed to run! Gou Taiming's deputy Lai Peixia plans to "give up her American citizenship". Her biological father and stepfather are both Americans! Lawyer: Lai Peixia can apply for American citizenship again in accordance with the regulations│Reporter Hou Caihong and Huang Chengbai
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Gou Taiming officially announced today that his deputy is actress Lai Peixia, but she has been questioned by the outside world. Lai Peixia has dual nationality of Taiwan and the United States. According to the presidential and vice-presidential election law, foreign nationals cannot register to run for president or vice president. Therefore, Lai Peixia said through her agent that she has found a lawyer to give up her American citizenship.
Terry Gou's spokesman Huang Shixiu said: "They are saying that they have found a team of lawyers to assist and will submit an application to renounce nationality. This will definitely be carried out because it is a necessary condition for running."
A spokesman for the Guo Office reported that after the news came to light, Lai Peixia also decisively decided to give up her U.S. citizenship. However, her lawyer also pointed out that it would not be very difficult to restore her U.S. citizenship if he met other requirements for the claim.
Lawyer Li Yusheng: "If Lai Peixia renounces her U.S. citizenship now, then if she wants to obtain U.S. citizenship again, she will have to follow the general application process for U.S. citizenship."
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