(3)Taiwan stages massive rally to protest Chinese law

(3)Taiwan stages massive rally to protest Chinese law

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian (C) waves to participants in a massive rally in Taipei March 26 against China's new law allowing the use of military force against Taiwan if it formally declares independence.

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