Hu leadership unable to disregard problems of farming villages

Hu leadership unable to disregard problems of farming villages

BEIJING, China - A woman, one of about 2,000 farmers who gathered at Beijing Southern Station in protest against the government's policies toward farmers, was arrested by police on March 6 in Beijing, where the National People's Congress was in session.

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