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Hong Kong In 1997

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Melissa L

 

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September 27, 2012

 

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These laws assured that China would stay out of Hong Kong’s affairs. Since then, it has been slowly slipping away from these rules. Currently in Hong Kong, the right to vote is allowed but there are many perks to it. As a result, Hong Kong is technically a democracy, but a democracy with many limited rights...
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As a result, Hong Kong is technically a democracy, but a democracy with many limited rights. Although, China has involved itself in Hong Kong’s political affairs, it hasn’t interfered with Hong Kong’s capitalist economy, it. However, Hong Kong’s economy is still stable and has developed greatly in the past ten years...
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