Mire aquí nuestros programas especiales: https://es.theepochtimes.com/c-china-en-foco 💎Haga aquí sus donaciones: https://donorbox.org/ntd-en-espanol Estallan violentas protestas en China contra los controles del virus. Cientos de personas rompen barreras de contención y vuelcan un patrullero. Una madre pierde a su bebé nonato. El trágico suceso se produjo en medio de las estrictas normas chinas sobre la pandemia. Una competencia por el poder que se intensifica: China, Estados Unidos y Canadá se esfuerzan cada vez más en cortejar a una región de Asia. Un chino es detenido en Canadá. Trabajó para una importante empresa eléctrica canadiense, pero ahora es sospechoso de espionaje, relacionado con tecnología de energía limpia. Y ¿podría Vietnam sustituir a China como primer fabricante mundial? Alemania se propone respaldar al país. ------------------------------------ Contenido del programa: 00:00 - Avances 00:47 - Protestas violentas en Guangzhou por confinamientos 02:39 - Video: Agentes chinos golpean a civiles desesperados por comida 05:17 - Aborto involuntario en china durante estrictas medidas de cierre 07:15 - EE.UU., Canadá y China compiten por influencia en el Mar del Sur de China 10:14 - Policía canadiense detiene a hombre sospechoso de espionaje 11:40 - Alemania construye lazos con Vietnam y esquiva a China 12:32 - Taiwán impulsa cooperación en materia de microchips con Lituania
Violent protests erupt in China against virus controls Hundreds of
people break through containment barriers and overturn a patrol car
A mother loses her nonviable baby
The tragic event occurred amid China's strict pandemic regulations
An intensifying struggle for power
China the United States and Canada are increasingly trying to win over a region in Asia
A Chinese man is arrested in Canada
He worked for a major Canadian electric company
But now he is suspected of espionage related to clean energy technology
Could Vietnam replace China as the world's leading manufacturer
Germany intends to support the country
Welcome to China in Focus my name is Julián Bertone
The frustration over the current COVID-19 lockdowns in China is growing
Despite the rest of the world having already reopened its doors
The strict confinement rules are now facing the fury of
Guangzhou residents a southern Chinese industrial metropolis
Let's see what's happening
Chinese citizens erupted in anger over the
strict measures in Guangzhou city on Monday night
A video circulating online shows residents fed up
breaking down barriers and overturning a patrol car
The riots took place in the Haichou district of the city
The district has been under increasingly restrictive lockdowns for more than 10 days
Because of this tensions have been rising in the area
Where many poor migrant workers live
They complain about unemployment and the scarcity of food
A resident in the area has been under strict orders to stay at home for more than 20 days
There are 200 000 people in this district and some do not have food or water
Most of them are migrant workers who have nothing in their homes just a bed
According to another resident there are no supplies in many parts of the district
Medical care is denied to sick children
People call emergency lines but cannot get through
But once connected the operators say it's not my responsibility
Apparently the local government under the communist regime sent multiple
Police vehicles to suppress the protests
It is unclear how many people are involved or how long the demonstrations will last
Social media posts related to the topic were
quickly removed from the internet by censors
But anger is not limited to Guangzhou It is emerging throughout China
On Tuesday the Chinese state media reaffirmed that the communist
regime will maintain its zero-case policy for the virus
As infections caused by the virus continue to rise in China Communist Party officials
are threatened with punishment if they do not have their areas under control
Under control And the strict restrictions are causing clashes
between residents and local officials In a video from November 7
Published by a resident of Lingyi in Shandong province China
Local police can be seen dragging residents along the sidewalk before hitting them
They also see agents in black suits kicking a person in the head
Another woman was thrown to the ground And in Hunan province
a video shows a police vehicle equipped with the police logo
Special report from Xuzhou patrolling the streets Through a loudspeaker it says they are taking them away
Patrols are deployed in key areas of Yuetang Street
Indicates that citizens are required to strictly comply with prevention rules
They are not allowed to go out or gather and those who disobey the orders will be treated severely
Long closures are driving the residents of the area crazy Many lac
food and supplies Several videos circulating on the internet show residents
Trying to leave closed areas But some can only scream for help
A video of a man kneeling and asking for help in Guangzhou went viral Locals said
at the old man was begging officials to save his grandson who had a fever
but no one offered help Some people recorded a video of the scene and uploaded it to the internet
but the police threatened to delete it The residents of the area claim tha
Similar clashes continue to occur And in the city of Zhujiang in the province of
Henan a video shows a local citizen complaining to a government official
Locals say he hasn't eaten in days with the city closed for 28 days The man in the video
Dice "¿qué harán si me muero de hambre " Y el funcionario le responde "si se muere de hambre "
I will issue his death certificate At the end of the video the hungry man is hit by a car
Another official A tragic incident occurred in Chongqing's metropolis over the weekend
This distressed woman has just suffered a spontaneous miscarriage It seems she needed attention
Medical but she was not allowed to leave her gated neighborhood on Saturday In an official notice on the
Chinese social media on Sunday local authorities party-dependent employees
Chino said they apologized to the woman offered her compensation and received her forgiveness
But the incident caused public outrage in China Some people lef
Comments on Chinese social media platforms questioning the country's strict lockdowns
Previously on Friday the Chinese cabinet announced a 20-point plan to ease
slightly the previous measures against the virus In context it demanded the authorities
cities that would ensure normal production and life and promised to punish the cities tha
They imposed arbitrary closures However many districts
in Chongqing apparently continued imposing 7-day closures
World leaders are gathering in Indonesia to hold talks
ey economic issues and the competition for power are intensifying in the region Washington is
redoubling their efforts to court Southeast Asian countries raising the stakes
relationships and putting money on the table The concern about the situation in the
region occurs after China's presence has significantly increased Countries such as
Vietnam Thailand Indonesia Malaysia Singapore and Cambodia are surrounded by a critical body of water
Llama Mar del Sur de China It is one of the most important economic regions in the world Nearly one
one third of the world's maritime trade passes through its waters each year Now the United States is
Showing a greater commitment to the region President Biden attended a regional meeting
with the main leaders The heads of state created an international body called
Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN On the same day the White House raised the
United States relations with the region which is referred to as an Integrated Strategic Partnership
The Chinese regime achieved that status last year Biden said the United States is putting
The real resources behind their approach and not just rhetoric
Canada also joined
Canada said it would provide more than 300 million dollars in aid to ASEAN over the next few years
five years Also at the meeting the second-ranking official from China Premier Li Keqiang said tha
ext We jointly promoted the signing and implementation of the RCEP and buil
Together the largest free trade area in the world RCEP is the largest free trade agreement
world trade It includes almost a third of the world's population Among its members are
They find the majority of the major economies in East Asia but exclude the United States
China also established a free trade zone with ASEAN more than 10 years ago
The agreement reduces tariffs on 90% of the goods that circulate between the states
Members And Beijing is currently considering the possibility of expanding the trade zone
China was the largest trade partner of ASEAN for 13 consecutive years Trade accounts for
More than 15% of China's exports Chinese Prime Minister said that Beijing
It would inject more than 27 million dollars into Cambodia It also signed 18 agreements with the country
They range from road construction to trade education and healthcare
Canadian police arrested a public employee on Monday suspected of espionage He was
Working for a major electric company in clean energy production Yusheng Wang
It is now facing charges of selling trade secrets to China This is what we know
Wang faces charges of fraud and embezzlement by a public official
and the use of a computer without authorization He is also accused of espionage to obtain secrets
Commercial Authorities say it is the first time this last charge has been presented
In Canada Law enforcement began investigating Wang in August of this year after
a complaint filed by their employer HydroQuebec which is a utility company
public HydroQuebec is one of the largest electricity companies in Canada Also
He is a leader in the development of clean energy German Chancellor Olaf Scholz concluded a
Two-day visit to Vietnam with a reassuring message for the country's economy
Plans to make Vietnam an alternative manufacturing hub and to bypass China
Vietnam is one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia and holds a prominent position
Vietnam is becoming increasingly prominent in global supply chains According to Scholz
Vietnam is an important future partner for Germany to reduce its economic dependence
oward China Germany has already blocked the sale of a semiconductor factory to a
A Chinese technology company citing security reasons On the weekend the
German economy minister said his country remains open to trade with China
but he pointed out that they are not and I quote stupid He added that they will remain cautious
It's time to do business with China Two like-minded countries are getting closer and closer
Taiwan confirmed it will allocate about 10 million dollars to production
Microchips in Lithuania The island is the world's largest semiconductor supplier
The relationship between Taiwan and Lithuania has strengthened over the past year after the following:
e European nation allowed the island to open an de facto embassy in its country with the word
Taiwan in its official name It is something unique compared to the de facto embassies in other countries
Countries that use Taipei instead of the name of Taiwan's capital
Lithuania's decision angered China and the PSC expelled the country from the Chinese customs system
blocking all commercial activities between the two The Chinese regime also imposed sanctions
A Lithuanian deputy minister after a visit to Taiwan this year Lithuania responded by rating
The measure of China is unjustified and accuses it of violating international law
Returning to Taiwan's investment in microchips in Lithuania the island says the funding does no
It is in exchange for the de facto embassy Eric Huan head of the Taiwan representative office
In Lithuania he said that Taiwan would like to work together with Lithuania to strengthe
e resilience of democratic supply chains against coercio
Authoritarian regimes Lithuania has become one of Taiwan's most important allies in years
Recent The Baltic country emerged as a democracy in the
1990s when the communist bloc in Eastern Europe collapsed
And that's all for today on China in Focus thank you for joining us and see you tomorrow