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Last Updated: Friday, 26 March, 2004, 15:50 GMT
In pictures: Taiwanese protest
Taiwan's opposition supporters scuffle with police as they force their way into the Central Election Commission  HQ
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Angry supporters of Taiwan's narrowly defeated presidential challenger, Lien Chan, have stormed the country's Central Election Commission HQ in the capital Taipei.
Riot police are covered in red paint as they wait outside Taiwan's Central Election Commission HQ
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Scores of demonstrators clashed with riot police when they tried to stop election officials from posting a notice declaring President Chen Shui-bian as the winner of Saturday's polls.
Protesters fall over during the demonstration in the Central Election Commission
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The protesters demanded that the commission should not declare a winner in the election before a legal decision on a recount is reached.
Protester throws a stone at police during the demonstration
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They threw eggs and stones...
A man kicks the window in front of the Central Election Committee
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...and broke windows - but the police did not use their clubs to stop them.
Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Lien Chan demonstrate in front of the presidential building
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Elsewhere in Taipei, thousands of opposition supporters gathered outside the presidential palace for a sixth day, insisting that the result was unfair.




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