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Political Staging in Trial of Fallen China Official

Edward Wong

Edward Wong is Beijing Bureau Chief for The New York Times. Since 2008, he has covered Chinese politics, economics, the military, foreign policy, the environment, culture, and a range of other issues...
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Jonathan Ansfield

Based in Beijing since the late 1990’s, Jonathan Ansfield reports for The New York Times and is an editor of the Chinese-language edition. Previously, he was a reporter for Newsweek and Reuters. A...
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The courtroom spectacle is an effort by the party to convince Bo’s elite party allies and ordinary supporters that he had his say in court, and that the long prison sentence he is expected to get is based on evidence of crimes committed, not political payback.

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Topics: 
Law, Media, Politics
Keywords: 
Bo Xilai, Criminal Trials, Gu Kailai, Wang Lijun, Transparency
 
Topics: 
Law, Media, Politics
Keywords: 
Bo Xilai, Criminal Trials, Gu Kailai, Wang Lijun, Transparency
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