As part of its “National People’s Congress 1rst plenary session” coverage, China Radio International (CRI) also quotes Adrián Korol, director of RAE, Argentine Radio Nacional’s international radio station.
CRI online, Yin Xiaotong and Li Mingqi reporting — On 13th of March, the “People’s Republic of China Supervision Law (draft)” has been proposed for the National People’s Congress first plenary session’s consideration. As an important environment for national legislation against corruption and for deepening the national supervision organizational reform, the supervision law (draft) deliberations haven’t only lead to heated debate at home, but have also attracted foreign media attention.
国际在线报道（记者尹晓通、李明其）：３月１３日，《中华人民共和国监察法（草案）》提请十三届全国人大一次会议审议。作为国家反腐败立法和深化国家监察体制改革的重要一环，监察法（草案）的提审不仅在国内引发热议，同样也吸引了外国媒体人的关注。
The director of Argentine National Radio’s foreign broadcasting station, Adrían Korol, believes that corruption has become one of the problems faced by all mankind. China’s supervision law offers important experience for Latin American countries to learn from. “I believe that (this proposed draft) is absolutely necessary, and marks another important step by China on its road of fighting against corruption. Undoubtedly, corruption is currently one of the major issues for all humankind to confront.”
阿根廷国家电台对外台台长阿德里昂•克罗尔认为，腐败已成为全人类共同面临的难题之一，中国的监察法对拉美国家具有重要的借鉴意义，“我认为（这项草案提交审议）是非常有必要的，标志着中国在反腐败道路上又迈出了重要的一步。毫无疑问，目前腐败是全人类共同面临的重大问题之一。
“For many years, corruption has pervaded all aspects of life in most Latin American countries. Fighting against corruption is very important, because corruption has globalized. All countries need to learn other countries’ innovative and efficiently carried-out experience, and match these with their own realities. To propose this supervision draft to the Natonal People’s Congress will undoubtedly be influential. It will become a sample of how to confront, strike and defeat corruption, it offers important experience for Latin America and countries in many other regions to learn from.”
很多年来，腐败问题已经渗透到拉美绝大多数国家的各个领域。反腐败斗争非常重要，因为腐败已经实现全球化，各国需要学习其他国家具有创新性的、行之有效的反腐经验，再与自身实际相结合。提交到全国人大审议的这份监察法草案无疑将产生重要影响，它将被作为如何面对、打击和战胜腐败问题的样本，对拉美地区和很多其他国家都具有借鉴意义。”
Korol visited China and had cooperation talks with China Radio International earlier this month.
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RAE carries a short podcast by Korol, as he addresses RAE listeners from Beijing. My Spanish is rather poor – translation errors are therefore not unlikely, and corrections are welcome:
Hello, friends of Radio Argentina to the World, and greetings from China. I’m Adrián Korol and I’m here on invitation by CRI, Radio China International, to talk personally on a cooperation agreement on which we are working, and about our country, its people, and culture. These are important days here in the People’s Republic of China, for what is called the “two sessions”, a series of meetings of the representatives of the people, where proposals on issues are dealt with which are fundamentally important for life in this country. The two sessions also deal with many universal topics, such as the environment, or the struggle against corruption, something very visible in many parts of Latin America and the world. A topic that catches attention, and positively so, is the eradication of poverty, which happens quite rapidly. There’s also the reform of the constitution as another major issue in the two sessions which are taking place here in Beijing.
Korol also refers to cooperation talks already underway between Argentine television and China’s ministry of communications, and points out three major points of (envisaged) cooperation between RAE and CRI:
[…] content, training, and technology. These topics will have an important effect on RAE, our international service, which completes its sixtieth year this year.
According to some written context added to the podcast, RAE writes that Radio Nacional’s executive director Ana Gerschenson appointed Korol to try to get RAE included into Argentine Television’s (RTA) cooperation with China Central Television (CCTV).
Korol was also quoted by China Daily‘s Chinese online edition (中国日报网), along with media workers from Angola, Australia, and Pakistan:
In an interview, Argentine National Radio’s reporter Adrián Korol said: “I’m from Argentina, and therefore very interested in the direction of relations between China and Latin America. China has left a deep impression on me, and I want to understand the future development between China and Argentina.”
阿根廷国家广播电台记者阿德里昂克罗尔在接受采访时说：“我来自阿根廷，所以我非常关心中国和拉丁美洲的关系走向。中国给我留下深刻印象，我想了解中阿的未来发展方向。”
Asked about his impression of foreign minister Wang Yi, Adrián Korol said that he liked him.
在被问到对外交部长王毅的印象时，阿德里昂克罗尔表示，自己很喜欢他。
Adrián Korol also said that he liked China, and even though he had only come from the other side of the world for the first time, he felt a warmth as if he was at home.
阿德里昂克罗尔进一步表示，他很喜欢中国，虽然是第一次从地球的另一端来到这里，但就感觉跟待在家里一样温暖。
Huanqiu Shibao also carried the story.
Korol’s remarks to CRI about the “two sessions” (see beginning of this post) were duly posted under CRI’s “Our new Era – NPC and CPPCC’s 2018 All-China Two Sessions” category. China’s media habitually collect favorable foreign commentary on events in China, while suggesting that China doesn’t care when reactions abroad are less favorable.
On Wednesday, Xinhua newsagency also quoted extensively from foreign punditry (which can probably best be summed up as “strong China, sunny world”). The report quotes a Japanese professor, a Palestinian economist, an Indonesian think tank’s chairman, a global security expert from South Korea, an Argentine China researcher, another Japanese professor, a researcher at Russia’s “Valdai Club”, a publisher from the US, a Cuban international politics researcher, another researcher from Russia, and a French China expert.
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RAE programs are broadcast on shortwave via WRMI (Florida, USA) and Kall-Krekel (Germany), and streamed on the internet. If sent by ordinary mail, reception reports on shortwave broadcasts are confirmed with a special QSL card in Argentina’s national colors.
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