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China aconseja a sus ciudadanos abandonar Esuatini debido a riesgos de seguridad
China ha emitido una alerta de seguridad instando a sus ciudadanos a abandonar Esuatini, un pa##a que destaca por ser el ##nico en ##frica y uno de los ##nicamente 12 a nivel mundial que mantienen lazos diplom##ticos formales con Taiw##n.
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El gobierno chino ha aconsejado a sus ciudadanos que actualmente se encuentran en Esuatini que abandonen el pa##a, citando riesgos de seguridad. Esuatini ocupa una posici##n diplom##tica ##nica al ser uno de los apenas 12 pa##ses en todo el mundo, y la ##nica naci##n en el continente africano, que mantiene relaciones diplom##ticas oficiales con Taiw##n.
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