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Former US President George H. Bush (father) played a supporting role to the Chinese communist regime after the massacre of Tiananmen Square in June 1989. The massacre sparked an international outcry and the United States approved economic sanctions against China.
After the appalling massacre, international communities applied sanctions against China. On June 28, 1989, Washington approved harsh economic sanctions against China and suspended talks and funds for trade and prohibited the shipment of police equipment, reported in June 2011, Politico, a US political media.
