Ex-Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui dies at 97

Ex-Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui dies at 97

File photo taken in Taipei shows Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui celebrating his victory in the March 1996 presidential election. Lee, Taiwan's first popularly elected leader who played a key role in the self-ruled island's democratization, died on July 30, 2020, at 97.

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