Sunday, July 17, 2011

China: Obama-Dalai Lama meeting


AFP Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.


BEIJING - China denounced Washington, Sunday (5/7/11), after the President of the United States Barack Obama allowed the Dalai Lama in the White House. China argues that the meeting had damaged relations between the two countries.

"That an action in rem was interfering in the internal affairs of China, the feelings of the Chinese people of hurt and damage the relationship of Chinese-Americans," said that the China Ma Zhaoxu, spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a written statement, Xinhua News.

Obama of the meeting with the Tibetan spiritual leader Saturday (4/7/11), it is just a small case, which takes away from the Oval Office, where the President traditionally met the leaders of the world.

China considers the Dalai Lama as a "resolvers" which tend to disintegrate China and regularly protest against conferences abroad.

"We asked the Americans to seriously consider the attitude of China, immediately adopt measures to clean up the impact of the damned, stop interfering in the internal affairs of China and stopped to condone and support the separatist forces in pursuit of the"Independence of Tibet"anti China," Ma said in a statement.

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