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by News Editor
McClatchy – Senior Chinese officials continued to send strong messages through the state press on Monday that political dissent will not be allowed, and that already stringent Internet controls could be intensified.
The news came on the heels of Sunday gatherings of activists inspired by the “Jasmine Revolution” in Tunisia — public meetings in Beijing and Shanghai that were very small and very quickly disbanded by police.
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