(1)Chen reelected Taiwan president

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian speaks to his supporters at the Democratic Progressive Party headquarters in Taipei on March 20 after narrowly defeating Nationalist Party challenger Lien Chan on Saturday to win a second term in office. At left is Vice President Annette Lu.

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