EUROPA PRESS: New CCP leader in Tibet advocates increasing complaints against Dalai Lama



The Dalai Lama, during a visit to the UN in Geneva
PHOTO: DENIS BALIBOUSE/REUTERS

Beijing, 1 Sep. (Reuters/EP) – The new leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Tibet has called for the Chinese authorities to increase criticism and complaints against the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, and has warned that the Beijing Government will not change its policy regarding this territory.

New CCP leader in Tibet advocates increasing complaints against Dalai Lama

this sunday, Chinese authorities appointed Wu Yingjie as new CCP secretary in Tibet, the highest position in this region and one of the most complicated due to the complex relations of the Beijing Government with this Himalayan region. Troops under the command of the Chinese Communist Party took control in 1950 del Tíbet en lo que el partido único ha definido desde entonces como una "liberación pacífica". The spiritual leader of Tibet fled to India in 1959 after a …

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