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This is a big deal. Del Rosario is a major shareholder in First Pacific, which is based in Hong Kong. His partners are Indonesian. Again goes to the question of whether Hong Kong is still a safe place for capital.

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John Reed

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· Jun 21, 2019

Ex-Philippine Foreign Secretary Del Rosario, who filed an ICC "crimes against humanity case" against China's Xi Jinping, has been held and questioned at Hong Kong airport HT @MinnieAdvincula globalnation.inquirer.net/176726/ex-fore

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I assume Singapore most likely to benefit if capital starts getting moved from HK?

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It’s not

Sure, 2 cent troll

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这次修改例法事件，已经恢复正常了，香港社会依然是安全稳定的。

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He is a non-executive Director, not a shareholder.

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Obviously no.

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No it’s not. Most of the smart money has been moving to Singapore. Even the Chinese themselves, given the opportunity, will take their money OUT of China. Xi Jinping is running a hellhole.

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The question should be does it make good business sense to critisize the place where you do business in i.e. an environment that enables your capital to grow? Just goes to show that politicians do not make good businessmen.