Thousands rally in Taiwan to protest China's military buildup

Thousands rally in Taiwan to protest China's military buildup

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Tens of thousands of supporters of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party rallied in Taipei on March 18 to protest at rival China's anti-secession law and its growing military buildup against the island. (Kyodo)

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