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Es falso que el exministro de Ferrocarriles de China fuera condenado a muerte por un accidente ferroviario de 2011

Origin La Razón · 29/10 10:35 → 3 outlets in 23 h

Who appearsMinisterio de Ferrocarriles 2Óscar PuenteVox

Nothing to flag

All 3 outlets report the same figures and names, and there are no claims to check against official data. If that changes, the story comes back to the front page.

How each outlet tells it

Where they agree

People, places and institutions named by most of the 3 outlets (how many name each):

China 3/3Ferrocarriles 3/3Wenzhou 3/3Zhijun 3/3

Who does not report it

29 outlets

National outlets from the same country that published those days and have no piece in this story. Not an accusation: it may be an editorial choice.

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Who reports it and how

3 stories
  1. La Razón 29/10 10:35 · National En China condenaron a pena de muerte a su ministro de transportes tras un accidente de ferrocarriles en 2011
  2. Maldita.es 29/10 16:33 · National Qué sabemos sobre si el exministro de Ferrocarriles de China Liu Zhijun fue condenado a muerte por el accidente de dos trenes el 23 de julio de 2011
  3. Newtral 30/10 09:11 · National Es falso que el exministro de Ferrocarriles de China fuera condenado a muerte por un accidente ferroviario de 2011

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29/10/2026 10:35 – 30/10/2026 09:11 UTC · Analysis basis: texto completo · Methodology · Automatically produced, reviewable content. Headlines and short excerpts quoted with a link to the original outlet. The analysis is our own.