台湾陆委会指大陆以制裁介入选举 涉沈伯洋之父公司VWAY遭禁与大陆交易
据《台北时报》报道，台湾方面指责中国大陆试图以制裁影响台湾的民主选举。此次争议的中心，是大陆对民进党立委沈伯洋之父沈土城旗下公司VWAY实施的制裁。沈伯洋目前是台北市长选举的候选人。
大陆国台办此前已于2025年6月对沈土城的另一家公司Sicuens International实施制裁。国台办发言人陈斌华称，该商人在被制裁后仍通过VWAY与大陆企业做生意。大陆现已禁止VWAY与大陆的组织、企业与个人进行交易或合作。香港《大公报》与《文汇报》此前报道称，VWAY在截至今年3月的10个月里录得约70万美元的贸易额；两家报纸均由香港中联办持有。
台湾陆委会表示，这类制裁是大陆向台湾施压、影响选民的手段之一，并指其模式是先由香港媒体发布针对个人或企业的报道，随后大陆官方实施制裁。陆委会称，此类行动可能影响舆论并向候选人施压，台湾将保护其民众与企业、捍卫民主制度。
沈伯洋的竞选办公室回应称，选举应由台北选民决定，而非北京的压力，并表示此类措施无助于大陆赢得台湾民众的信任。大陆方面已把沈伯洋列为「台独」顽固分子，并对其本人及家人实施限制。（GSM 据《台北时报》报道）
Taiwan Accuses China of Using Sanctions to Influence Elections over VWAY Case
Taiwan has accused China of trying to influence its democratic elections by imposing sanctions on VWAY Co, a company owned by Shen Tu-cheng, the father of ruling Democratic Progressive Party legislator Puma Shen, the Taipei Times reported on October 17. Shen is a candidate in the Taipei mayoral election.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office had already sanctioned another of Shen Tu-cheng's companies, Sicuens International, in June 2025. Spokesperson Chen Binhua alleged the businessman continued doing business with Chinese companies through VWAY, which Hong Kong newspapers Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei Po — both owned by the Hong Kong Liaison Office — reported had recorded trade worth around USD 700,000 over 10 months through March. Beijing has now banned VWAY from conducting business or cooperating with organisations in mainland China.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said the sanctions were part of an attempt to pressure Taiwan and influence voters during elections, alleging Hong Kong newspapers first publish reports targeting individuals or businesses before official sanctions follow. Shen's campaign office said the election should be decided by Taipei's voters, not Beijing's pressure. (GSM, based on Taipei Times reporting)
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