NO MORE: On the day a large crowd of pan-blue supporters descended on CKS Memorial Hall to protest the election, KMT officials said protesters will stay at home after April 10
By Cody Yiu
One day after Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) spoke out against the pan-blue camp's threat to hold mass demonstrations every week until inauguration day, Ting Shou-chung (丁守中), director of the KMT's Organization and Development Affairs Committee, yesterday said an April 10 rally on Ketagalan Boulevard would be the pan-blue's last.

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Speculation over a financial crisis inside the Chinese Nationalist Party grew after the party told employees that this month's salaries would not be paid on time, Chinese-language media reported yesterday.

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TERROR LINK: A Spanish form of dynamite used to kill 191 people in Madrid was also found on the tracks of the Madrid-Seville bullet train, officials confirmed
Interior Minister Angel Acebes said yesterday that the bomb found at a high-speed rail line a day earlier was made of the same type of explosives used in the Madrid terrorist bombings.

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US Secretary of State Colin Powell acknowledged late on Friday that pre-war information he gave the UN on Iraq's mobile biological weapons laboratories to justify the US-led war on Iraq did not appear "solid" any longer.

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American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) Chairwoman Therese Shaheen will leave her post soon, sources said Friday.

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