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China blocks Naomi Osaka’s Weibo profile NewsBreak

November 24, 2021
Source: africapulse.com africapulse.com
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[China blocks Naomi Osaka’s Weibo profile NewsBreak] Peng Shuai, the former world number one in the women’s doubles had published a denouncement post on the famous social network Weibo about two weeks ago. The Chinese player accused former Deputy Prime Minister and member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Politburo Zhang Gaoli of violence and…… Original URL: [Click here to visit original article]
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