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Protests Target CNN, Carrefour and BBC (Photos added)
Despite government efforts to rein in virulent nationalist sentiment, demonstrations against foreign media, French supermarkets, and others viewed as being “anti-China” took place across the globe today. In China, protests were staged in front of the French embassy and Carrefour stores. From the Washington Post: At the French Embassy, a short line of cars carrying banners that read “TibetApril 19, 2008 6:18 PM
Tian Beibei (田北北): Knives Removed from the Shelves in Foreign Supermarkets in Beijing (Updated with Photo)
Following two stabbings in Beijing in two days during the run-up to celebrations for the 60th anniversary of the founding
Protests Erupt At Carrefour Stores In Four Chinese Cities
From AP: Protests erupted Thursday outside Carrefour stores in Beijing and three other Chinese cities, with hundreds of people
May 1, 2008 12:03 AM
Carrefour Now a Sensitive Word
From Google Blogoscoped: Many Chinese are currently reportedly angered at France for an attack against a wheelchair-bound
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