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Ethé DANS JUGEMENT UNE AFFAIRE Déposée Par Le procureur Génal du Missouri. The Chinese government responded to judicial cases in court.
By Mitch Smith
A Federal Missouri trial discovered the guilty Chinese government for covering the beginning of the pandemic protection apparatus and the COVVI-19 plaque in a resolution on Friday. He issued a trial of more than $ 24 billion that Missouri officials promised to request when entering Chinese assets.
The trial, presented through the Office of the Attorney General of Missouri in April 2020, the first months of the pandemic, accused the Chinese government of retaining data on life styles and the spread of the virus, then cutting the offer of non -public protective equipment, or P. P. E. , of the rest of the world. Chinese officials said Friday that they had not accepted the judge’s decision.
In his decision, issuing a judgment on Stephen N. Limbaugh Jr. wrote that “China was in an error to the global about the risks and the scope of the Covid-19 Pandemia” and “participated in monopoly movements to collect P. P. E. ” These movements, he said, hindered the early reaction to the pandemic in the United States and did so to buy enough device for medical suppliers who responded to the virus.
Judge Limbaugh, from the American District Court for the Missouri district, imposed an opposite trial to China, its communist director, local governments in China, as a physical conditioning firm and a laboratory in the country.
Missouri Attorney, Andrew Bailey, said the resolution was Chinese guilty for his actions.
“China has refused to appear before the courts, however, that does not mean that they are dating incalculable suffering and economic devastation,” said Bailey, a Republican. “We intend of each penny through assets that belong to the Chinese, adding the agricultural land of Missouri. “
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