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Guizhou Province
Chinese Businesswoman Arrested For Demanding $30 Million in Back Payments from Local Authorities
Ms. Ma thought she could solve the problem through legal procedures. To her surprise, her debt collections were accused by the authorities and she was arrested.
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ANALYSIS: The Shady Underbelly of China’s Local Government Bonds
With local authorities facing cash-flow problems, there are growing concerns about the $9 trillion LGFV debt market.
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Chinese Officials Fired for Hiring Students in Demolition
Hundreds of students were paid low wages to help demolish illegal housing in Guizhou Province, leading to three officials being fired.
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Riot Police Attack Villagers During Mining Conflict
About 600 villagers in Guizhou Province were beaten and dispersed with teargas by riot police during a mining-related dispute.
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Southwestern China Chemical Plant Blast Injures Six
At least six people were hurt in a chemical plant explosion in Guizhou Province on Feb. 25, and nearly 30,000 residents were evacuated from the area.
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Guizhou Villagers Besiege Town Hall Over Land Seizure, Embezzlement
Thousands of villagers from Renhuai City, Guizhou Province, rushed into the Tanchang town government building demanding redress for land seizure and embezzled compensation.
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Guizhou Children Poisoned by School Meal Program
A new free school meal program in Guizhou Province caused dozens of elementary school students to suffer from food poisoning, according to reports.
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Naked Desperation Displayed on Streets of Guizhou Province, China (Video)
In China, a woman decided to use her body in a desperate attempt to tell the public what she had suffered at the hands of local officials.
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4,000 Year-Old Ginkgo Tree Found in Guizhou, China
On June 28, ancient Ginkgo biloba trees were discovered in Tiantan village of Changshun County, Guizhou Province.
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Thousands of Protestors Overrun Communist Office in Northwest China
Between 2,000 and 10,000 people protested and attacked a Communist Party office in Gansu province of Northwest China early Tuesday.
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Chinese Businesswoman Arrested For Demanding $30 Million in Back Payments from Local Authorities
Ms. Ma thought she could solve the problem through legal procedures. To her surprise, her debt collections were accused by the authorities and she was arrested.
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ANALYSIS: The Shady Underbelly of China’s Local Government Bonds
With local authorities facing cash-flow problems, there are growing concerns about the $9 trillion LGFV debt market.
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Chinese Officials Fired for Hiring Students in Demolition
Hundreds of students were paid low wages to help demolish illegal housing in Guizhou Province, leading to three officials being fired.
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Riot Police Attack Villagers During Mining Conflict
About 600 villagers in Guizhou Province were beaten and dispersed with teargas by riot police during a mining-related dispute.
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Southwestern China Chemical Plant Blast Injures Six
At least six people were hurt in a chemical plant explosion in Guizhou Province on Feb. 25, and nearly 30,000 residents were evacuated from the area.
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Guizhou Villagers Besiege Town Hall Over Land Seizure, Embezzlement
Thousands of villagers from Renhuai City, Guizhou Province, rushed into the Tanchang town government building demanding redress for land seizure and embezzled compensation.
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Guizhou Children Poisoned by School Meal Program
A new free school meal program in Guizhou Province caused dozens of elementary school students to suffer from food poisoning, according to reports.
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Naked Desperation Displayed on Streets of Guizhou Province, China (Video)
In China, a woman decided to use her body in a desperate attempt to tell the public what she had suffered at the hands of local officials.
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4,000 Year-Old Ginkgo Tree Found in Guizhou, China
On June 28, ancient Ginkgo biloba trees were discovered in Tiantan village of Changshun County, Guizhou Province.
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Thousands of Protestors Overrun Communist Office in Northwest China
Between 2,000 and 10,000 people protested and attacked a Communist Party office in Gansu province of Northwest China early Tuesday.
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