Taiwanese opposing China trade pact end protest

Taiwanese opposing China trade pact end protest

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Students and other opponents of Taiwan's trade deal with China leave the legislative chamber in Taipei on April 10, 2014. They ended their weeks-long protest in which they occupied the chamber and also stormed the Cabinet compound.

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