US Senator Ted Cruz speaks to reporters at the US Consul General’s residence on The Peak, in Hong Kong on October 12, 2019. Cruz said he wore black to “express solidarity with the protesters” in the city. Photo: Reuters US Senator Ted Cruz speaks to reporters at the US Consul General’s residence on The Peak, in Hong Kong on October 12, 2019. Cruz said he wore black to “express solidarity with the protesters” in the city. Photo: Reuters
US Senator Ted Cruz speaks to reporters at the US Consul General’s residence on The Peak, in Hong Kong on October 12, 2019. Cruz said he wore black to “express solidarity with the protesters” in the city. Photo: Reuters

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US Senator Ted Cruz speaks to reporters at the US Consul General’s residence on The Peak, in Hong Kong on October 12, 2019. Cruz said he wore black to “express solidarity with the protesters” in the city. Photo: Reuters US Senator Ted Cruz speaks to reporters at the US Consul General’s residence on The Peak, in Hong Kong on October 12, 2019. Cruz said he wore black to “express solidarity with the protesters” in the city. Photo: Reuters
US Senator Ted Cruz speaks to reporters at the US Consul General’s residence on The Peak, in Hong Kong on October 12, 2019. Cruz said he wore black to “express solidarity with the protesters” in the city. Photo: Reuters
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