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  • Beijing Bureau Chief, CNN
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CNN Beijing Bureau Chief | covers #China, used to #travel a lot, still into #airlines & #skyscrapers
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China rechaza las acusaciones de Trump sobre injerencia electoral Original

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By Simone McCarthy Verified, Steven Jiang Verified
| CNN en Español Verified
CNN — El Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de China negó las afirmaciones del presidente Donald Trump de que China ha intentado influir en las elecciones estadounidenses, y pidió a Washington que actúe de manera “propicia para las relaciones entre China y Estados Unidos”.
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Authorities say man who flew plane into Beijing skyscraper previously expressed suicidal thoughts

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By Steven Jiang Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Authorities say man who flew plane into Beijing skyscraper previously expressed suicidal thoughts The Citic Tower in Beijing, China, showing damage after it was struck by a small aircraft on June 26. - Kevin Frayer/Getty Images A man who flew his plane into Beijing's tallest skyscraper last week was a 66-year-old local resident who had expressed suicidal thoughts, Chinese authorities said Thursday, amid intense speculation about the pilot's identity and motivation.
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Small plane hits Beijing's tallest skyscraper Original

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By Steven Jiang Verified, Mike Valerio Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Steven Jiang, Mike Valerio, CNN A small aircraft appeared to have struck the tallest building in China's capital on Friday afternoon (local time), in a shocking incident in one of the world's most fortified cities. Dramatic footage from Beijing posted on social media showed debris falling from the 109-story CITIC Tower, also known as China Zun, as well as a tail section of the plane and a broken window of a taxicab on the ground.
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