EFE: China sees the immolations “tightly” linked to groups related to the Dalai Lama

Beijing, 24 oct (EFE).- El Gobierno chino considera que las recientes inmolaciones en zonas de población de etnia tibetana están "estrechamente relacionados" with groups close to the Dalai Lama, que a su juicio "instigan a sus devotos" to carry out these acts.

Estos grupos "tratan de desarrollar sus ideas políticas a través de instigar sus seguidores a inmolarse", The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs assured his daily press conference today, Hong her.

Hong añadió que el comportamiento de estos grupos es "despreciable" y destacó que Tíbet "ha conseguido un gran desarrollo económico y armonía social, que ha llevado a la mejora de las condiciones de vida de sus habitantes".

on tuesday, A Tibetan died after immolating himself in the town of Xiahe (Gansu province) In northwestern China, just 24 hours after another also died in the same way in that city, The Official Agency Xinhua and Pro Tibet groups reported in exile.

These groups assure that the cases of immolations amount to 60 in different areas populated by Tibetan ethnic groups in the west of the country.

China considers Tibet part of the country for centuries, by dynastic and conquest unions in the imperial era, while for Tibetans in exile, el "Techo del Mundo" It was virtually independent until it was occupied by the communist army in the early 50 of the last century.

"Nos oponemos firmemente a las actividades separatistas de las fuerzas independentistas del Tíbet", the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry reiterated today.

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