Taiwan pro-China KMT loses mayoral elections

Taiwan pro-China KMT loses mayoral elections

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou attends a news conference at the headquarters of his ruling Nationalist Party (KMT) in Taipei on Nov. 29, 2014, after the KMT suffered a crushing defeat in special municipal district elections. In the background is a portrait of KMT founder Sun Yat-sen.

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