Despite China's Complaint, the Government Does Not Evaluate Carreira's Sanctions or a Request for Apology for Accusing the PC of Nepal's Tragedy
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The Foreign Ministry of that country summoned the Argentine ambassador for the post of Juan Pablo Carreira, in charge of the Presidential Response Office, which had accused the Chinese for the tragedy in Nepal
Juan Pablo Carreira, alias Juan Doe, blamed Beijing for the natural disasters between Nepal and Tibet. Since the ambassador was not in the Chinese capital, he was a lower ranking official and received strong complaints.
The statements generated unrest in the Chinese authorities, which interpreted the sayings as an expression of hostility towards the country and its political system. China’s entry called on the Argentine ambassador for the statements of a Milei official was first published in #BorderJournalism.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry called on the diplomatic representatives of Buenos Aires in the Asian country to show their dissatisfaction with the recent statements of Juan Pablo Carreira, who blamed them for the natural catastrophe that occurred on the border of Nepal. This week they had already published a statement calling for it to be rectified.
The Foreign Ministry of China urgently called on the Argentine ambassador Marcelo Suárez Salvia to express its unease at Juan Doe’s fake news, but the diplomat had gone to a zone in conflict of a Muslim minority with Xi Jinping’s government and ended up aggravating the crisis. Wang Yi’s ministry summoned Ambassador Suárez Salvia in consultations to complain about the false news distributed by official Juan Pablo Carreira about the tragedy in Nep…
The Foreign Ministry of the Asian country filed a formal complaint with the Argentine ambassador. The libertarian government official had expressed: “Communism kills” in relation to the catastrophe in Nepal.
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