RFI: Entrevista a Ramón Prats y Thubten Wangchen sobre las inmolaciones en Tíbet

PHOTO: Conmemoración para las víctimas de auto-inmolación en Nueva York, it is 10 December 2012.
REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

AUDIO: "Aumentan las inmolaciones en Tíbet"

 

 

 

 

MODULO TIBET MI 12/12/12

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Por Mariana Castaño

From the 2009, un centenar de tibetanos se han inmolado para denunciar la política de represión de las autoridades chinas. Un fenómeno que va en aumento y se explica en parte por la creencia budista en la reencarnación y el ideal del altruismo. Pekín acusa a los monjes tibetanos y al Dalai Lama de instigar los suicidios.

Entrevistados: Ramón Prats, Doctor en Estudios Tibetanos, profesor de la Universitat Pompeu Fabra de Barcelona, y Thubten Wangchen, monje tibetano y director de la Casa del Tíbet de Barcelona.

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