US Sanctions Chinese Businessman
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- Nick McKenzieSydney Morning Herald
- Stephen DziedzicABC News (AU)
- Lice MovonoABC News (AU)
- and Libby HoganABC News (AU)
- AFPAl Jazeera
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“This action renders Zhao and his immediate family members generally ineligible for entry into the United States,” the statement said.
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- 7 Oct
“This action renders Zhao and his immediate family members generally ineligible for entry into the United States,” the statement said.
- 8 Oct
In a statement on social media, the US Embassy in Suva said there was "an established trend of criminals operating across the Pacific with ties to China".
Coverage 3 articles
8 Oct US bars Fiji-based man over corruption tied to China
Al Jazeera8 Oct US sanctions Fijian businessman over alleged corruption tied with China
ABC News (AU)7 Oct ‘Significant corruption’: US sanctions Chinese businessman over ‘bribes’ in Fiji
Sydney Morning Herald
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