(1)Taiwan's Chen vows to maintain status quo if reelected

(1)Taiwan's Chen vows to maintain status quo if reelected

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian gestures during an interview with Kyodo News in Taipei on Feb. 13. He reaffirmed his stance to maintain the island's status quo, saying he would adhere to his inaugural pledges made almost four years ago if reelected next month.

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