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Varela said Panama warmly responds to and actively supports the Belt and Road Initiative proposed by Xi.

VIE structures enable investors abroad to invest in and control mainland-based companies by contract instead of ownership, and "red-chip enterprises" refers to companies operating in China but registered overseas.

Up to now, the last two batches of 19 central SOEs have undergone mixed-ownership reforms, involving areas such as electric power, oil, natural gas, railway, and telecommunications.

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Upon hearing this, Hou immediately applied to go back to the ward and worked until the second unit was discharged.

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Varied reporting channels have helped expose more officials violating disciplines and laws that were hard to be found out by anti-graft authorities in the past, the commentary said.

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Using satellite images to prove the existence of detention centers in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region is "absurd" and "misleading", a regional government spokesman said on Saturday.

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Victims were then told they had cancer and convinced to buy a drug called Cancer Shield, priced at 98,000 to 398,000 yuan. The pills, which had no medicinal value, were labeled as a US import but were actually produced in China for a few hundred yuan.

VIENTIANE - The construction of Laos' first ever oil refinery in the Saysettha Comprehensive Development Zone of capital Vientiane is expected to be completed in mid-next year. The refinery is expected to have an annual production capacity of 800,000 tons of oil, the Lao News Agency (KPL) reported on Thursday. The refinery construction project began in 2014 as an investment of the Lao-China Dongyan Petrochemical Co Ltd (LCPC), a joint venture between China's Yunnan Dongyan Industrial, which holds 75 percent of its shares, the Lao State Fuel Company 20 percent and the Lao-China Joint Investment 5 percent. Once operational, the refinery will become among the nation's largest industrial enterprises and be able to supply about 60 percent of fuel in Laos. As of now, the project has been 40 percent completed, according to Deputy Director of the Lao State Fuel Company Phaiboun Phomphaphithuk, KPL reported. Sitting on over 218,677 square meters and worth 9 million, the oil refinery project involves the construction of three buildings, 16 oil tanks which have a total storage capacity of 80 million liters.