CNNE 855778 - temen perder libertades en hong kong por nueva ley de seguridad
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Muchos creen que los días de sentirse libre en Hong Kong podrían terminar, ¿qué opciones hay ante la ley de seguridad de China?
23:56 ET (03:56 GMT) 29 de junio de 2020
Richard, un manifestante de 22 años, considera irse de Hong Kong a "cualquier lugar que tenga libertad" si la nueva ley de seguridad de China cambia la ciudad que él ama. Dice que ya no se siente libre en Hong Kong y le preocupa que su participación de las protestas antigubernamentales de 2019 pueda ponerlo en peligro. Algunos líderes empresariales han brindado su apoyo a la legislación, y desde el gobierno dicen que solo afectará a un pequeño grupo de personas. Kristie Lu Stout evalúa cómo se sienten algunas personas de Hong Kong mientras China se prepara para convertir el proyecto en ley.
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CNNE 855778 - temen perder libertades en hong kong por nueva ley de seguridad
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Muchos creen que los días de sentirse libre en Hong Kong podrían terminar, ¿qué opciones hay ante la ley de seguridad de China?
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