人民日报记者与哈珀随员发生冲突

老子 · 发表于 2013-8-23 19:51:58

RAGLAN MINE, Que. — Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s tour of the North ended Friday with a dust-up involving a Chinese journalist who was prevented from asking a question about rules surrounding foreign takeovers.
Li Xue Jiang of the People’s Daily, China’s largest newspaper, has been following the week-long tour.
The Prime Minister’s Office limits the number of questions during public events and other journalists on the tour offered Li the opportunity to query Harper.

When staff refused to recognize him, Li tried to take the microphone, triggering a tussle involving one of the prime minister’s communication officers that ended with him being hauled to the back of the room by RCMP security staff.
He was not detained, nor charged.

老子 · 发表于 2013-8-23 19:52:29

“It’s not fair,” Li said afterward. “I would have liked the prime minister to clarify the federal government policy and regulations towards foreign state-owned companies investment because it is not clear since the Nexen takeover. People in China would want to know.”

Last winter CNOOC Ltd., China’s state oil company, was given the green light to take over and Nexen Inc., in a $15.1 billion deal for the Alberta oil patch giant.

But Harper erected new barriers to foreign investment by state-owned companies.
There are 10 journalists following Harper on this week’s tour, and his availabilities have been tightly scripted, with only four or five questions allowed before they are cut off.

The incident took place at the end of an event at the Raglan Mine in northern Quebec, where Harper was lauding a renewable energy project funded by the federal government.

Li, the newspaper’s bureau chief and a former Washington correspondent, says the communications staff initially gave him the indication he would be called upon, but then revoked it just before the prime minister’s availability.

老子 · 发表于 2013-8-23 19:53:17

He said he doesn’t intend to ask his embassy to file a protest, and apologized for causing a fuss.
A spokesman for prime minister, Andrew MacDougall, responded on Twitter saying that the matter will be raised with the Parliamentary Press Gallery and he called on Li to apologize immediately.

“Agree or disagree with how events are run, there was no excuse for the Chinese state reporter to get physical with our staff,” MacDougall wrote.

But Li was incredulous.
“Why should I apologize? They should apologize to me for depriving me of my right to ask a question,” Li responded.

Tension between the Canadian media and the prime’s minister’s staff has largely become a matter of routine since the Conservatives were elected, but it the incident is the first of its kind with the international press.

The incident capped a week where Harper hop-scotched through the Arctic with three — sometimes four — federal ministers in tow, reannouncing some measures from the last federal budget, and adding $100 million in new money for mineral resource mapping in the region.

It is a broad effort to lay the foundation for a resource boom in the Arctic, something Li said is of particular interest to Chinese readers and investors.

Opposition New Democrats have dismissed Harper’s tour of the region as little more than a taxpayer-funded photo-op.
Harper met with Inuit leaders from across the country as part of the journey and took time to praise them on Friday.
“It was a very positive, forward-looking discussion,” he said. “We all recognize there are serious challenges, social challenges that exist in the Arctic regions of Canada. At the same time, the Inuit are very proud people with a very long history of adventure and self-reliance. The focus of the leaders is overwhelmingly on the great opportunities that are ahead of them.”

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david-davidabc · 发表于 2013-8-23 19:55:42

总理议会秘书朱莉.沃在试图和李学江沟通时双方发生了冲突。皇家骑警介入把李拉到会场后面。wow! wow!!!!!

水箱 · 发表于 2013-8-23 19:59:35

本帖最后由水箱于 2013-8-23 21:04 编辑

主页写着”人民日报记者跟随哈珀遭歧视“，点开一看跟歧视没有一点关系。挂羊头卖狗肉。另外，不给你提问的机会是他们错了，但你跟他们肢体冲突那就是你不对了。

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痛扁五毛奴 · 发表于 2013-8-23 21:08:46

日报妓者还想动手，牛X人。

扫盲办 · 发表于 2013-8-23 21:42:12

再次证明日人民报的萨比本质

futureback · 发表于 2013-8-23 21:53:15

被歧视了还说国人傻的人，就是爱被人蹂躏的脑残，他们自己在中国是人渣，出国后更奸贱了。

rocky28 · 发表于 2013-8-23 22:21:22

记者争取提问机会非常普遍,通常会被看作是敬业表现.

明显的歧视.

TTV · 发表于 2013-8-23 22:38:59

应该不是哈珀的意思吧！到哪都是阎王好对付，小鬼难缠

如鲠在喉 · 发表于 2013-8-24 07:05:51

几个原因：

1. 从西方殖民扩张以来，它在掠夺侵略殖民第三世界的同时，一直在妖魔化亚非拉。对中国的妖魔化在冷战结束以后更变本加厉了。目前，中国在国际上处于负面印象（中国也经常让人抓到把柄- 比如六四时间）。在很多西方人看来，中国是邪恶国家。代表“邪恶国家”的官方媒体当然不受欢迎。

2. 西方大多数人有种族优越感。自以为高于亚非拉民族。（亚非拉自己也有很多傻逼，自认为不如西方人，专门舔“西人” 的屁眼）。对待有色人种，很多白人是残暴的种族主义者。
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kbs8707 · 发表于 2013-8-24 07:32:51

回复 11# 中国音乐学院

顶一个

胡图 · 发表于 2013-8-24 07:34:21

李提出的问题击中了哈剥的敏感区！

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游夫 · 发表于 2013-8-24 07:48:02

尽管中国经济强大了，但中国人在世界上仍然没有地位，连一个提问的机会都不给，真悲哀！

潇洒游子 · 发表于 2013-8-24 08:49:49

记者争取提问机会非常普遍,通常会被看作是敬业表现.

明显的歧视.
rocky28 发表于 2013-8-23 23:21 http://bbs.51.ca/images/common/back.gif

外国记者在中国的采访也常被拒绝,这叫礼尚往来,看问题应该全面一点.

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