Taiwan opposition camp stages massive anti-Chen rallies

Taiwan opposition camp stages massive anti-Chen rallies

TAIPEI, Taiwan - More than 2.3 million people take part in islandwide rallies organized by the opposition camp March 13 to call for change and the replacement of President Chen Shui-bian in the March 20 presidential election.

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