Violent protests in Taiwan follow election defeat
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Taipei, Taiwan = A day after Taiwan's Nationalist Party was swept from power after more than 50 years, the fury of the losers erupted, forcing President Lee Teng-hui to barricade himself inside his party headquarters as thousands of disaffected supporters battled with the police for hours.
While the worst street clashes in a decade raged outside the building -- sealed like a fortress with cordons of riot policemen and powerful water cannons -- Mr. Lee bowed somewhat to the intense anger and calls for his immediate resignation, agreeing to step down as party chairman in September, a year earlier than planned. Three senior party leaders submit ted their resignations, but in the turmoil, Mr. Lee refused to accept them.
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