【新唐人2012年6月20日讯】涉及薄熙来案件的法国建筑师多维尔（Patrick Devillers）最近在柬埔寨被捕。柬埔寨警方6月19号透露，逮捕行动是与中共合作促成的，中共已经要求引渡多维尔到中国。而柬埔寨金边警察首长表示，柬埔寨正在研究是否把多维尔引渡到中国或让他回法国。
《路透社》在此之前曾报导，行踪飘忽的多维尔可能在薄案中扮演关键角色，证据显示，他与重庆市前市委书记薄熙来的妻子谷开来，在感情与生意上的关系都很密切。
报导说，现年52岁的多维尔被指称是谷开来的另一情人，他在1990年代在大连协助当时的市长薄熙来设计道路网和都市地标，与薄家建立了关系。
在多维尔被逮捕的消息曝光前一周，中共政治局常委贺国强访问金边，并带来数百万美元的基础设施建设合同。目前，还不清楚贺国强的访问是否和多维尔被逮捕有连带关联。不过，柬埔寨和中共是亲密战友，柬埔寨总理洪森经常称赞北京的“无条件援助”。
6月18号，中共在“墨西哥洛斯卡沃斯峰会”上宣布，将向“国际货币基金组织”（IMF）的“危机应对基金”注资430亿美元。海外媒体认为，中共在国内贫困人口仍然过亿的情况下，对外慷慨解囊，将面临国内民众的质疑。
由巴西、俄罗斯、印度、中共和南非组成的“金砖五国”，周一在“G20峰会”周边会晤后发表联合声明，表示愿意注资IMF，但要求在包括“国际货币基金组织”在内的国际机构中获得更多话语权，以体现它们与日俱增的影响力。
巴西、俄罗斯、印度以及墨西哥都承诺向IMF注资100亿美元。
不过，《美国之音》引述“中国科学院”2012年完成的《2012中国可持续发展战略报告》中的数据指出，按中共政府2011年底制定的收入“一天一美元”的最新贫困线，年收入在人民币2300元(大约354美元)以下的贫困人口大约有1.28亿，也就是大约平均每11名中国人中有1名贫困者。
而相比之下，全球头号经济体的美国，联邦政府制定的2012年贫困线，以4口之家为例，总收入为2万3,050美元，相当于人均每天15美元﹔8口之家则为人均每天13美元。
报导说，据不完全统计，中共仅在6月份已经宣布今年将无偿援助阿富汗1亿5000万元人民币﹔向“上海合作组织”其他成员国再贷款100亿美元﹔5月则表示将援助柬埔寨1.2亿元人民币，以及宣布向也门提供1亿元人民币无偿援助等。
根据中共国务院公布的有关资料，中共外援主要分为无偿援助、无息贷款和优惠贷款三种，其中无偿援助占最大份额，为大约40%，优惠贷款比例最小。
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China Asks Cambodia to Extradite Frenchman Linked to Bo Xilai
Patrick Devillers, a French architect linked to the Bo Xilai
scandal has been arrested in Cambodia.
On June 19, Cambodian police revealed the arrest of Devillers
was carried out in cooperation with Beijing, who is seeking his extradition.
Police chief Phnom Penh said they were considering
whether to send Devillers to China or France.
Reuters previously reported that a mysterious figure,
possibly Devillers, played a key role in the Bo case.
Evidence shows that Devillers had a close business
and personal relationship with Gu Kailai, the wife of former Chongqing party secretary, Bo Xilai.
Reports said that 52-year-old Devillers was allegedly one
of Gu’s lovers.
Devillers was hired by Bo, mayor of Dalian in the 1990s,
to design the layout of a new street grid and city landmarks.
He has been close to Bo’s family since.
News of Deviller’s arrest comes a week after He Guoqiang,
a member of the Politburo Standing committee,
paid a visit to Phnom Penh, during which multi-million dollar
infrastructure deals were signed.
It is unclear whether there is any link between He Guoqiang’s
visit and Deviller’s arrest.
However, Cambodia is a close ally to the Chinese
Communist Party (CCP).
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen often
praises Beijing’s no-strings-attached aid.
China Careless With Its Poverty But Gives Aid to IMF
On June 18, at the G20 Summit in Los Cabos Mexico,
China announced its offering of US $43 billion
to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) crisis-fighting
reserves.
Overseas media reported that 100 million Chinese people
live in a poverty yet the government made this move, so it will be questioned by Mainlanders.
After the five BRICS group, Brazil, Russia, India, China
and South Africa, met on Monday at the G20 Summit they
released a joined statement regarding their willingness
to provide funding to IMF.
However, the five BRICS requested to gain more rights
to speak, in order to reflect their growing influence.
Brazil, Russia and India have decided
to contribute US$10 billion to IMF.
Voice of America cited Chinese Academy of Sciences’
2012 Report of China Sustainable Development.
It said the poverty line was $1 per day by the end of 2011,
128 million population’s annual income is below RMB 2300 Yuan (US$354).
In another words, every 1 out of 11 people
live in poverty.
Compared with the world’s top economic country, the US,
their poverty line in 2012 announced by the government is,
for a family of four, an annual income of $23,050, which
is equivalent to $15 per day per capita; a family of eight is $13 per day per capita.
Reports said that China announced in June that this year it will
provide RMB150 million Yuan ($24 million) to Afghanistan
and $10 billion to Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s
member countries.
In May, China confirmed its offer of RMB 120 million Yuan
($20 million) to Cambodia and will offer RMB100 million Yuan ($16 million) to Yemen.
According to the State Council’s statistics, China’s foreign
aid mainly falls into three types – grants, interest-free loans, interest-free loans and concessional loans.
The grants take the most percentage of foreign aid, 40%,
and concessional loans takes the least.
