TAIPEI (Reuters) - An older brother of Taiwan President-Elect Tsai Ing-wen was named in the so-called Panama Papers as setting up an offshore company in 2008, his lawyer said on Wednesday, stressing that he had done nothing illegal.
But the news prompted criticism from Tsai's political opponents who called for a full explanation.
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