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Beijing: Although China’s foreign ministry believes that the Occupy Wall Street movement highlights issues that are worth considering, the spokesman of China is of another opinion. Spokesman Liu Weimin said at a regular briefing today, that debates generated by the protests on Wall Street should be conducive to global economic growth. [caption id=“attachment_109736” align=“alignleft” width=“380” caption=“Protestors in Occupy Wall Street Movement. Reuters”]  [/caption] Liu did not elaborate. The state-run Global Times newspaper says in an editorial that the Chinese should “calmly observe the protest movement and the global situation.” The movement began a month ago Monday in Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park with loosely organized protests against what demonstrators consider unbridled corporate greed. It has swelled to include demonstrations on Saturday in the US and Europe. AP
Spokesman Liu Weimin said at a regular briefing today, that debates generated by the protests on Wall Street should be conducive to global economic growth.
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