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Relatives of highly placed Chinese officials including seven senior leaders and former senior leaders of [[Politburo of the Communist Party of China]] have been named including former Premier [[Li Peng]]'s daughter [[Li Xiaolin]] and [[Deng Jiagui]], who is the brother-in-law of current paramount leader, [[Xi Jinping]]. China's [[internet censorship in China|government attempted to suppress]] mentions of the Panama Papers on social media and in the results of search engines.<ref>{{cite news|title=Panama papers: China censors online discussion|url=http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-35957235|access-date=5. april 2016|agency=BBC}}</ref> Considering the material to be a concerted foreign media attack on China, provincial internet information offices were immediately given verbal orders to delete reprinted reports on the Panama Papers, and not to follow up on related content without exceptions. Websites were commanded to withdraw an article entitled “Panama Papers Leaked, Putin in USD 200 Million Money Laundering Scandal” and related stories from home pages and banish related content to less visited parts of the site.<ref>{{cite news|title=Minitrue: Panama Papers and Foreign Media Attacks|url=http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2016/04/minitrue-panama-papers-foreign-media-attacks/|access-date=5. april 2016|agency=[[China Digital Times]]|date=5. april 2016}}</ref> [[Hong Lei (diplomat)|Hong Lei]], the spokesman of China's Foreign Ministry, responded that he had "no comment" for "such groundless accusations" at the regularly news conference on April 5.<ref>{{cite news|last1=Kaiman|first1=Jonathan|title=China censors media coverage about the 'Panama Papers'|url=http://www.latimes.com/world/asia/la-fg-china-panama-papers-censorship-20160405-story.html|access-date=5. april 2016|publisher=Los Angeles Times|date=5. april 2016}}</ref>
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