Protest Power: 11 Weeks into Hong Kong's Disruption

from Pinot & Policy · host Sophia Freuden

Hong Kong is seeing mass protests reaching as large as 1.7 million people marching in a single day. This protest movement is 11 weeks old and four weeks away from the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party taking control of mainland China. Brews in hand, our regular podcast crew discusses the reasons for these protests, the complicated China-Hong Kong relationship, and economic and geopolitical conditions affecting the entire situation.Sound: "Chinese flute Hulusi" by iluppai on Feesound.org with a CC0 1.0 license

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