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A statement Friday afternoon from the Chinese consulate general in the western city of Vancouver accused Canadian media of “smearing and discrediting China” and it expressed its “strong dissatisfaction.”
The Chinese consulate general statement said authorities had “made it clear on many occasions that China has always adhered to the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries and has never interfered in any Canadian election.”It said the accusations “will damage the friendship and interests of the peoples of both countries.”
He added that he had been aware for “a long time” of Chinese attempts to interfere, but that Canadians could have “total confidence” in the integrity of their elections.
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