China’s censors did their best to block discussion of a New York Times investigation into Premier Wen Jiabao, but analysts said the report was still likely to reach tens of millions of people.
China’s censors did their best over the weekend to block discussion of a New York Times investigation into Premier Wen Jiabao , but analysts said the report was still likely to reach tens of millions of people.
Detailing a string of deals, the newspaper said that relatives of the government’s No. 2 – a self-styled man of the people – had become “extraordinarily wealthy" during his tenure.
