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The CCP has been dubbed by the outside world as the world’s largest “corrupt political party,” and the CCP’s so-called “self-examination and self-correction” statistical report seems to support that title, IPCSC reported.
Meng, 58, was placed under investigation two years ago as part of a “self-rectification” campaign targeting judicial and land enforcement officials in China
China’s top anti-corruption agency has launched a new round of inspections into some of the nation’s leading financial institutions, as it ramps up efforts to defuse domestic financial risk.