El país asiático apela a la "tradicional amistad" Between the two countries, after approving the amendment that will force cases such as the repression in Tibet to be archived
Policy | 28/02/2014
The President of the Government of Spain, Mariano Rajoy, talking with the former Chinese president,
Hu Jintao at the G20 Summit Efe
Beijing. (EFE).- China destacó hoy su "tradicional amistad" con España y recordó que los países "no tienen derecho a interferir en asuntos internos de otros", one day after the Spanish Congress approved the amendment that limits the principle of universal justice, something that will affect a process of repression in Tibet.
"China toma nota del hecho que España está revisando su ley nacional, y mantiene que cualquier país u organización debe respetar estrictamente la Carta de las Naciones Unidas y normas reconocidas universalmente que regulan las relaciones internacionales", Chinese Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Qin Gang highlighted at a press conference.
La fuente oficial subrayó que "China y España mantienen una tradicional amistad, se entienden y apoyan mutuamente en cuestiones clave", and underlined the desire of the communist regime to continue cooperation with the European country.
"China está dispuesta a trabajar junto a la parte española con el fin de avanzar en las relaciones bilaterales", Qin pointed out..
The Plenary Session of the Spanish Congress of Deputies approved yesterday with the votes of the Popular Party and the opposition of the rest of the formations, the proposal to modify the Organic Law of the Judiciary, which limits the cases of universal justice in which Spanish judges can intervene.
The initiative, according to the opposition, In practice, it means the elimination of universal justice in Spain and the archiving of cases such as the investigation of repression in Tibet and the death of television cameraman José Couso in the Iraq war..
Research on Tibet, by the judge of the National Court Ismael Moreno, It began after the filing of a complaint by the monk Thubten Wangchen, of Spanish nationality but born in the Tibetan region, against five former Chinese leaders, among them Jiang Zemin, president of the country of 1993 a 2003.
Fruit of research, At the end of last year, Moreno issued and sent to Interpol an international arrest warrant against Jiang and the other four leaders subject to the complaint., which was repeatedly criticized by the Chinese communist government.
