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Huawei CFO set free as part of landmark China-Canada deal

September 26, 2021
Source: htsyndication.com htsyndication.com
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toronto/beijing, Sept. 26 -- Huawei's chief financial officer (CFO) Meng Wanzhou, who had been in detention in Canada since December 2018, left the country for China on Friday after a judge discharged her in a case for extradition to the US following the American department of justice agreeing to a deal with her. Hours later there was a quid pro quo settlement as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that two Canadians, including a former diplomat, who were detained in China and charged with espionage following Meng Wanzhou's arrest in Canada, had been released and were on their way back...
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