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Politics

Chinese Leadership Change Happening Amid Media Blackout

Meanwhile in the U.S...

Reason Staff | 11.6.2012 8:52 AM

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Most Chinese people know that in just a few days, Xi Jinping is expected to be promoted to the country's highest seat of power. This is despite the fact that no newspaper in China has reported on the widely anticipated succession.

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