(1)Lien calls for recount in presidential election

(1)Lien calls for recount in presidential election

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party leader Lien Chan stages a sit-in at his campaign headquarters in Taipei on March 21 to demand a recount of votes cast in the presidential election, in which he was narrowly defeated by incumbent President Chen Shui-bian. (Kyodo)

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