Jefe de gobierno de Hong Kong dispuesto a discutir composicion de comite electoral

Student and government leaders met in Hong Kong amid ongoing protests demanding public nomination of candidates for the city's chief executive. The movement has entered a phase of potential negotiations and confrontations. China initially promised public election of candidates for 2017 but later stated that a 1,200-member committee would select them. Televised discussions between students and the government highlighted differing views, with the government emphasizing that street occupations were unhelpful. Chief Executive Leung Chung Yin stated that public nomination would not be allowed, but the committee's formation could be discussed.

¿Qué opinó la líder estudiantil sobre la ocupación de las calles?

¿Cómo reaccionó el jefe de gobierno, Leung Chung Yin, ante las demandas de los estudiantes?