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The aggregation service shows articles from People’s Daily, a newspaper the Chinese Communist Party runs; China Global Television Network , which the Chinese government owns; and China Daily , a publication multiple U.
S. congressmen have said is controlled by the CCP. A Google spokesperson told The National News Desk that Google protects access to information and “free expression” online while actively working to combat “coordinated influence and censorship operations.” “Google Search and News do not host content, but rather index hundreds of billions of pages globally,” the spokesperson said. “Google News does not allow sources that misrepresent themselves with regard to their ownership and while searching the name of a website can surface that organization’s content, it does not mean an organization’s content is ranking highly.” A description of CGTN on a LinkedIn page for the network says that the outlet and its parent company, China Central Television, are owned by the Chinese government. Another LinkedIn page for People’s Daily states that the newspaper is an “organ of the CCP’s Central Committee, a leadership body. People’s Daily provides “direct” information on the party’s policies and viewpoints and is the “most authoritative newspaper” in China, according to the LinkedIn description. China Daily, which claims to play a vital role in “telling the world about China,” is controlled by the CCP, according to multiple U.S. congressmen. Reps. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., John Moolenaar, R-Mich., and Abe Hamadeh, R-Ariz., all said earlier this year that the CCP operates the newspaper. The lawmakers worked to ban it in facilities of the House of Representatives. “The halls of Congress should never serve as a platform for foreign propaganda, especially from a hostile regime like the Chinese Communist Party,” Rep. Hamadehin February. “For years, China Daily and other CCP-backed publications have been distributed freely in House offices, giving the CCP an unchecked pipeline into our institutions. That ends now. No more free passes for the CCP in the People’s House.” Reps. Steil and Moolenaar released similar statements, claiming the CCP was using the House to spread propaganda. The National News Desk requested comment from China Daily Monday around noon but did not receive a response by the time this article was published. The Washington Examiner first reported on Google News's inclusion of content from Chinese-controlled outlets.
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