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23 May 13:18

Starbucks South Korea has banned customers from using the names of South Korea's 6 presidential candidates on orders

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The ban comes as South Koreans have increasingly started to use Starbucks as a political platform, ordering drinks through the app using politicians' names instead of their own, sometimes urging support or opposition to them. The move comes as South Korea prepares for presidential elections on June 3.

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Starbucks bars customers in South Korea from turning their orders into political statements
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În Coreea de Sud, chiar și ceașca de cafea de la Starbucks ar putea fi prea politică
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A coffee by any other name: Starbucks avoids brewing controversy in South Korea
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