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China denounces 'Hong Konger' trend
Fifteen years after taking back Hong Kong amid a blaze of fireworks and patriotic fervor, China is battling what it sees as a subversive challenge: an academic survey showing that many in this former British colony identify little with China.
Former Leung neighbor tells of rooftop rumpus Hong Kong Standard 12/16/2011 | Hong Kong people reject scrapping of by-elections in public poll Monsters and Critics.com 12/16/2011 |
 A former neighbor of chief executive candidate Leung Chun-ying claims he and his family were bullied when they lived in Stanley. |  Hong Kong people have rejected a government proposal to scrap by-elections in a public consultation exercise, a senior official confirmed Wednesday. |
Don't count on our help for election, unionist warns Leung Hong Kong Standard 12/15/2011 | Hong Kong Comedian Stephen Chow Voices Support in Chief Executive ElectionKaren Chu Hollywood Reporter 12/01/2011 |
 A pro-Beijing union grouping says it will not help chief executive hopeful Leung Chun-ying enter the race for the top job just for the sake of encouraging competition. |  Comedy megastar and auteur Stephen Chow declared his support for former Hong Kong chief secretary Henry Tang Ying-yen, one of the two candidates in the running of the next Hong Kong chief executive, in a firm yet wise-cracking public announcement delivered in his signature deadpan style. |
HK Leadership Race Starts as Leung Challenges Tang Bloomberg.com 11/29/2011 | Hong Kong’s Tang, Leung Rivalry to Kick Off Succession RaceSophie Leung BusinessWeek 11/27/2011 |
 The race for Hong Kong’s top job started as former government adviser Leung Chun-ying said he’ll run against former Chief Secretary Henry Tang in the March 2012 election, as the city faces a widening wealth gap and slowing economy. |  Hong Kong, with Asia’s widest rich- poor gap, will kick off the election for the city’s top job as former Chief Secretary Henry Tang and government adviser Leung Chun-ying are set to announce their candidacies. |
Hong Kong's Donald Tsang Vows to Remedy Public Anger at Home PricesSophie Leung San Francisco Chronicle 10/12/2011 | Hundreds of marchers call for Stephen Lam to resignPeter So South China Morning Post 10/10/2011 |
 Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang pledged to "break with tradition" ahead of his final policy speech today, moving to address discontent at a surge in home prices that threatens to mar his legacy. |  Hong Kong's new Chief Secretary Stephen Lam Sui-lung yesterday received fresh evidence of his unpopularity when a crowd estimated by organisers to be around 3,000 marched to the new government headquarters calling on him to step down. |
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