Taiwan students occupy legislature over China trade deal

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br/> <br />About 200 students burst into Taiwan's legislature late Tuesday and occupied the chamber by blocking entrances to the building to keep police out.<br/> <br />The students said they are demanding an apology from the President for a trade pact the opposition fears gives the mainland too much economic influence.<br/> <br />Protesters chanted slogans inside the legislature building and said they would not leave for at least 43 hours.<br/> <br />Mainland China is the island's biggest trading partner, and the two sides have signed a slew of agreements on everything from transport to tourism since Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou took office in 2008. Under the latest trade pact, China will open 80 of its service sectors to Taiwanese companies, while Taiwan will allow mainland investment in 64 sectors.