李光耀：中国不大可能爆示威潮

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（法新社华盛顿29日电） 新加坡国父李光耀表示，由于中国领导人不在乎全球观感，因此阿拉伯世界掀起的反政府浪潮不会蔓延到中国。
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中国网民受到中东事件感召，试图在数个城市发起大规模游行，但遭当局严禁。* g! W4 X- a) f0 y
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李光耀接受美国电视台访问，被问及中国是否会是下一个发生大型示威的国家，他回答：「不太可能。」
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李光耀在1990年卸除总理职务，但在亚洲仍具相当影响力。他表示，中国领导人认为他们的系统对中国最好。' y( K4 x' k7 x+ f! u9 C
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他说：「他们不在乎全世界对他们的想法，他们只在乎内部安定、良好秩序和成功。」! {% c" ]1 Q! L$ ~7 z5 n1 M: w
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北京当局试图防堵1989年天安门事件重演，据人权团体表示，已经有100名中国异议人士遭警告、在家软禁，甚至遭警方架走后凭空失踪。, w- y" V+ r5 C$ u  [4 a
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中国“茉莉花革命”遭镇压
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Arab Spring won't come to China: Lee Kuan Yew2 ~5 D' E9 @% R7 e! Z9 {

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"Public security is so comprehensive and tight," Lee told public television's "The Charlie Rose Show" in the interview broadcast late Monday.
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9 N# M, R1 q; H" V"They're not interested in what the world thinks about them. They're interested in their own internal stability and good order and success," he said.
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Rights groups say that up to 100 Chinese activists have been warned, placed under house arrest or have disappeared into police custody as Beijing tries to prevent even a hint of the Tiananmen democracy movement crushed in 1989.
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% G1 c' t9 z3 s  @0 P" I) }5 F; }人在德国 社区Mass movements have swept the Arab world since February, bringing down the leaders of Tunisia and Egypt. In Libya, a Western-led military intervention is supporting rebels fighting to oust leader Moamer Kadhafi.* \  Y" a* p! m! _- U5 G; U
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Lee praised French President Nicolas Sarkozy for taking the lead in the effort and predicted that Kadhafi would battle until the end.
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"Sarkozy has, I think very courageously, gone ahead regardless of what the US was willing to do," Lee said.
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"I think he knows that if Kadhafi stays there, he'd have no end of problems with Libya," he said.