Protest in Taipei

Protest in Taipei

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Protesters take to the streets of Taipei on May 19, 2012, a day before President Ma Ying-jeou is sworn in for a second term, to demand Ma apologize for recent flip-flops in government policy and Premier Sean Chen step down. The main opposition Democratic Progressive Party organized the demonstration to protest a series of government plans since Ma was reelected in January.

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